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» THE SCIENCE AND METASCIENCE OF PERSONALITY
By Ozodi Thomas Osuji Ph.D | Published 05/13/2010 | Technology and Science | Unrated
This paper states that biological and sociological factors interact to produce the human personality and that to understand personality its biosocial roots must be studied. It states that change of the personality, however, requires additional understanding of existential and spiritual matters, and bringing those to bear on the individual. Biological, existential and spiritual understanding, it says, are necessary in changing the human personality.
» WHAT EXISTED BEFORE THE BIG-BANG AND WHERE IS THE UNIVERSE EXPANDING TO?
By Ozodi Thomas Osuji Ph.D | Published 05/10/2010 | Technology and Science | Unrated
This paper examined what contemporary cosmology and astrophysics say on the origin and nature of the universe. It accepts this view of phenomena but says that the questions: what existed before the big bang and where is the universe expanding to have not been answered. Instead of cavalierly dismissing those who ask such philosophical questions, as arrogant scientists do, scientists are urged to see them as the source of improvement to what they currently understand as the nature of the universe.
» TALKING TO KIDS ON SCIENCE MATTERS
By Ozodi Thomas Osuji Ph.D | Published 03/8/2009 | Technology and Science | Unrated
On Sunday, March 1, 2009, I had nothing on my plate and decided to kill time by recalling my relationship with a gifted child that I used to mentor. The following is our typical conversation. If your child is very smart you might want to have him read this material, read it yourself and both of you talk about it. It is time that our kids are made competitive rather than made excuses for (their lack of competitiveness).
» Within the Internet lies Africa’s clay of wisdom
By Philip Emeagwali | Published 01/18/2009 | Technology and Science | Unrated
According to history books, gun-wielding European slave traders kidnapped one in five Africans and transported them across the oceans to the Americas. A less visible, but no means less drastic technological tool of suppression, is the compass, a device used worldwide for navigation. In the same way that Britain used its maritime knowledge and the US harnessed its intellectual capital to rule the world, the early slave traders used the simple compass to wreak havoc on civilization.
» Around the Globe,Technology Widens Rich-Poor Gap
By Philip Emeagwali | Published 01/17/2009 | Technology and Science | Unrated
Oil has made us billions and fuelled our economic stability, but oil has also become the bane of our existence. For some, it is a curse that has caused poverty and corruption, but for others it is an essential source of untold wealth and power. But as the gap between rich and poor countries continues to expand, it is clear that intellectual capital and technology rule the world, and that natural resources such as oil, gold, and diamonds are no longer the primary determinants of wealth.


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