Author Archives: LALIT KACHHADIYA

Imagination During Yujom® DreamSleep®

Imagination During Yujom® DreamSleep® Imagination is Not Limited to Visual Images When people hear the word “imagination,” they often think only about visual images — pictures, scenes, colors, shapes, or faces appearing in the mind. However, mental imagery is not limited to sight or vision. Human imagination can also include sound, touch, taste, smell, emotion, […]

Visual Thinking and the Kalpdroom® Science System

Visual Thinking and the Kalpdroom® Science System English Visual thinking is an important ability for researchers, engineers, designers, and innovators. It helps a person mentally rotate, connect, compare, and reorganize different components before creating or testing them in the real world. This ability is especially valuable in fields such as geometry, mechanisms, spatial systems, architecture, […]

Creative Engineer: Intellectual Integrity, Meaningful Goals and the Kalpdroom® Science System

Creative Engineer: Intellectual Integrity, Meaningful Goals and the Kalpdroom® Science System English A creative engineer is not only a person who can design something technically clever. True creativity in engineering requires a meaningful direction. A technically impressive design may still be weak if it does not solve a useful problem, serve human life, or contribute […]

perception is like a problem solving

Problem solving (સમસ્યા ઉકેલવાની પ્રક્રિયા) Helmholtz મુજબ, perception માત્ર આંખમાંથી મળેલી sensory informationની સીધી નકલ નથી. Sensory information ઘણી વખત અધૂરી અથવા ambiguous હોય છે. તેથી મગજ: મળેલી sensory informationનું વિશ્લેષણ કરે છે, ભૂતકાળના અનુભવનો ઉપયોગ કરે છે, અચેતન અનુમાન કરે છે, અને stimulusનું સૌથી સંભવિત કારણ નક્કી કરે છે. આ પ્રક્રિયા સમસ્યા ઉકેલવા જેવી […]

Unconscious assumptions about the environment

Unconscious assumptions about the environment According to Helmholtz’s theory of unconscious inference, sensory information received by our eyes is often incomplete or ambiguous. The brain therefore uses past experience and unconscious assumptions about the environment to construct the most likely perception. For example, when one object partly covers another, we usually perceive the covered object […]

The First Recorded “Psychological Experiment”: An Ancient Search for the Original Human Language

More than 2,600 years ago, an Egyptian pharaoh reportedly attempted to answer a fascinating question: If children never heard anyone speak, what language would they naturally begin to use? The account is often described as the first recorded psychological or psycholinguistic experiment. Although it would not qualify as a valid or ethical scientific study today, […]