Two fingers sure say a lot

Article Abstract:

The human fingers, according to research, carry the mark of our early fetal environment. They also shine light onto early sexual development and the research suggests that the ring and index fingers are the most important. These fingers carry information as important as fertility and disease, sex and race, mental flaws and human abilities.

Fetus, Growth, Fingers, Fetal development

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'g' is for ability but it's also for genes

Article Abstract:

General cognitive ability, or 'g,' is defined as the overlap that is present between differing cognitive processes. The article discusses those various processes, as well as differing theories, such as the meta-analysis by John Carroll, performed in 1993, which included 322 studies involving hundreds of cognitive tests.

Cognitive styles, Cognition, Emotions, Cognitive psychology, Mental representation, Intelligence tests, Emotions and cognition, Mental representations

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A novel look at invention in inventory

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the human genome and the use of patents are discussed.

Usage, Patents, Genetic code

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