Brain Taming

Brain and memory exercises to improve mental ability. Logic, riddles.Mnemonic devices for memory. Communication, motivation, productivity, persuasion.. Brain taming helps to tame your brain!

Monday 17 November 2014

Draw a Cow Personality Test

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 Draw a Cow - Personality Test

All our Personality Tests:
Draw a House
Draw a Pig 
Draw a Tree 
Draw a Cow

 

Designed by UC Berkeley psychologists and neuroscientists

Take a sheet of white, blank paper and on it, draw your own representation of a Cow. Just draw whatever comes naturally.

Use about a minute, no more if possible.

Once finished take a look at your cow and read onwards to find out what, if anything, it says about your own personality.

Let me know how about your results and how accurate they are in the comments!

Monday 10 November 2014

159 Facts and Snippets of Trivia

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A collection of 159 random tidbits of trivia. No particular subject set or theme. So enjoy!




I, as well as the original list compiler state that the facts have been checked to some degree (if at all) so the validity of all of them is suspect as well as completely open to change and new discovery. That being said however it still makes a great conversation piece even if just to discuss and show the debunked myth or common misconception.


182 foods for thought and groaners

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A great collection of one-liners, groaners, parables and general food for thought paragraphs. The general philosophical inclinations varies quite wildly from cosmic pondering inducing to groan worthy lines worthy of an old joke book. None the less it's a great collection.


Thursday 16 October 2014

11 Simple Ways to Improve Your Memory - Captainmaxthecat.com

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11 simple concepts and ideas to bolster your brain power and memory. This is a useful, quick reference and much of the suggestions are covered in more detail elsewhere here on Brain Taming.

Be sure to check out the rest of Captainmaxthecat.com as well! It's a growing resource for technical help, tutorials, how-tos, information, fun and games etc. You'll be sure to find something of interest.




Tuesday 15 April 2014

Analytical Thinking - What is Analytical Thinking?

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Analytical thinking is based on the analysis of events, situations and results, in order to find the reasons behind those factors and apply optimum solutions, wherever and whenever a problem exists. The term is derived from the word analysis, which in Greek means the process of division into segments. Ana = into + lysis = segmentation. Thus, analysis is literally the process of segmentation of a concept, problem or an event.


Quotes I - Creative Thinking

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There are many famous quotes on a myriad of different subjects out there, a large portion of which are very inspirational and a good template in which to practice. However as there are many massive databases of quotes out there already, here i will list a few on paticular subjects.

In this case, famous quotes on Creativity and Creative Thinking

Four Creative Thinking Heuristics

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If creativity involves manipulating ideas, what are the different methods available which would help us come up with ideas to be tested?


Here we present some heuristics that might be helpful.


Creative Thinking - An Example Creative Thinking Process

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There is of course no precise procedure that would guarantee creativity. But the following informal procedure is indeed useful, even though it seems rather simple.


101 Philosophical Questions to Exercise Critical Thinking

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Many philosophy questions are easy to understand but difficult to resolve satisfactorily. But thinking about them systematically and clearly can perhaps improve our critical thinking. It might also be fun!


Critical Thinking - What is Critical Thinking?

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Critical thinking is the ability to think clearly and rationally. It includes the ability to engage in reflective and independent thinking. Someone with critical thinking skills is able to do the following :



  • understand the logical connections between ideas

  • identify, construct and evaluate arguments

  • detect inconsistencies and common mistakes in reasoning

  • solve problems systematically

  • identify the relevance and importance of ideas

  • reflect on the justification of one's own beliefs and values