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Arthur M. Doweyko
I've always had an active imagination. Add to that, a career as a scientist. Imagination and science together push at the boundaries of what we know, and bingo, stories emerge. Thanks for asking.
Arthur M. Doweyko
My reflection moved before I did. When I saw the knife at my throat, I smashed the mirror, coughing on the blood gurgling out my mouth.
Arthur M. Doweyko
I am not the author of Adopted Son. Sorry.
Carole O'Brien
Sorry , I had just woken up and that is why I asked the wrong person.
Apr 29, 2017 12:46PM · flag
Apr 29, 2017 12:46PM · flag
Arthur M. Doweyko
I like whoppers when it comes to mysteries. Why is that Man constantly ponders the reason for his existence? I ask this because it is likely the strongest reason for our gravitation to a variety of belief systems, including ironically, atheism. So, the plot ... someone discovers the gene responsible for that drive, and figures a way to block it. What happens if it's gone? Do we become nastier or nicer?
Arthur Doweyko
Books and writing are fine - they are not used enough or by young people to alter brain chemistry and structure. The changes in structure and biochemi
Books and writing are fine - they are not used enough or by young people to alter brain chemistry and structure. The changes in structure and biochemistry have been confirmed by scientists studying the morphology of preteen/teen brains. These changes are permanent, because they are made in a developing brain. It is thought that these changes are the outcome of the brain accommodating itself to the use of an external device for analytical thinking and communication. Verbal/social skills, analytical thinking, and memory are affected. We will evolve into a species dependent on an electronic extension of our minds. When the electricity is turned off, so will we be.
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May 17, 2021 04:54AM · flag
May 17, 2021 04:54AM · flag
Khira
I don't dispute the findings of changes in the human brain from interaction with different types of technology. I've read an interesting article recen
I don't dispute the findings of changes in the human brain from interaction with different types of technology. I've read an interesting article recently about the way human mind changes after reading a novel too. (https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/10.108...)
I don't necessarily agree that it is evidence of de-evolution though, only of the amazing plasticity and adaptability of the human brain.
I think the danger lies not in any particular format of communication, but in loss of critical thinking skills, capacity for logic, and ability to assess the quality of information sources - something that should be taught to all people regardless of which technology they choose to use. ...more
May 17, 2021 02:22PM · flag
I don't necessarily agree that it is evidence of de-evolution though, only of the amazing plasticity and adaptability of the human brain.
I think the danger lies not in any particular format of communication, but in loss of critical thinking skills, capacity for logic, and ability to assess the quality of information sources - something that should be taught to all people regardless of which technology they choose to use. ...more
May 17, 2021 02:22PM · flag
Arthur M. Doweyko
Most recently completed, The Guardian Alien Conspiracy (aka Angela's Apple). Applegate Bogdanski is a morphine-addicted Vietnam War vet missing a leg and cursed with guilt. When his guardian angel falls in love with him and the two discover a conspiracy, it's time to step up. Neither one is an angel.
Arthur M. Doweyko
Mostly it's a mystery. The strongest motivations seem to spring from a desire to figure out what's behind the curtain between us and what's really going on.
Arthur M. Doweyko
Henry the Last - Henry is the last being on Earth with a human brain. The world is post-apocalyptic, and Systems, a robotic caretaker organization, wants to replace Henry's biological brain with a fully artificial one they guarantee will be still be him when finished.
Arthur M. Doweyko
Don't aspire ... write.
Arthur M. Doweyko
Being able to excite a reader, to share with them a unique view of the world.
Arthur M. Doweyko
I write short stories, Eventually the block dissipates,
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