All social orders undergo change. Static or stagnant societies are a rare phenomenon. Only in some societies changes are so imperceptible or slow that they give the impression of being static. The myth of the unchanging East was exploded long ago.
Food may be god but to a hungry man only ; physiological demands have been relegated to a secondary place. Bread is a means to an end but not the end in itself.
Physiological psychologists from the days of Johannes Muller are trying to answer the question of whether or not the brain functions as a ‘whole’. There are differences in views. A group of researchers believed that each part of the cerebrum had a definite function.
Ghosts – Their very mention sends a shiver down our spine. Can we laugh them away or are they yet another unexplained mystery? Read this story about Ruskin Bond’s Friend.