Very nice. My only suggestions are to (1) add a biology section, for people who haven’t quite grok’d how the brain is an organ, and (2) tweak the physics section so that it doesn’t lead off with quantum physics, if necessary by making two physics sections. The notion that the world’s fiddly bits behave according to mathematical laws is neither obvious nor self-explanatory, and starting to explain this notion by reference to casually observable phenomena (rocks, light, magnets, water) rather than deeply confusing and occasionally controversial phenomena (quarks, neutrinos) is a really good idea.
I added a neuroscience section now. Pretty empty so far. The first link is Neuroscience for Kids which I was given by a professional neuroscientist as a valuable and easy to understand resource. The second link is a list made by me on controversial ideas regarding the reverse engineering of the brain. It also includes a video by EY and Anders Sandberg.
I’ll advance it with time and also add a category for biology in general.
Thanks, the physics section is now subdivided into 3 categories. I’ll refine it according to your suggestion with time. I’ll try to come up with a biology section too and ask a neuroscientist for some easy to understand resources on neuroscience.
Very nice. My only suggestions are to (1) add a biology section, for people who haven’t quite grok’d how the brain is an organ, and (2) tweak the physics section so that it doesn’t lead off with quantum physics, if necessary by making two physics sections. The notion that the world’s fiddly bits behave according to mathematical laws is neither obvious nor self-explanatory, and starting to explain this notion by reference to casually observable phenomena (rocks, light, magnets, water) rather than deeply confusing and occasionally controversial phenomena (quarks, neutrinos) is a really good idea.
I added a neuroscience section now. Pretty empty so far. The first link is Neuroscience for Kids which I was given by a professional neuroscientist as a valuable and easy to understand resource. The second link is a list made by me on controversial ideas regarding the reverse engineering of the brain. It also includes a video by EY and Anders Sandberg.
I’ll advance it with time and also add a category for biology in general.
Thanks, the physics section is now subdivided into 3 categories. I’ll refine it according to your suggestion with time. I’ll try to come up with a biology section too and ask a neuroscientist for some easy to understand resources on neuroscience.