Hi there

I hope this newsletter finds you well! As always, I've been keeping an eye on the latest happenings in the world and wanted to share some of my thoughts and observations with you.

What Caught My Eye:

• Times in history when scientists got it wrong

• Seeking Brimstone: Why Has Mankind Been Mining Sulfur for Millennia? - Throughout the ages, sulfur has been a highly versatile and indispensable element, utilized by humans for a myriad of purposes. With its striking yellow ...

• Incredible! “Exceptional” Prehistoric Engravings Found in Lost Spanish Cave. Lost for over 50 years, a Spanish cave has revealed over 100 "exceptional" prehistoric artworks that have astonished archaeologists. The Cova de la Vila cave,…

What Made Me Laugh:

• Starseeds: Psychologists On Why Some People Think They’re Aliens Living On Earth

What Made Me Think:

• The Art of Focus In our modern world, we are constantly bombarded with distractions that can easily take our attention away from what we need to do.

• Conceptual survival is a term that refers to the ability of individuals and communities to adapt to changing circumstances and environments.

What We Should Be Thinking About:

• Thinking Beyond the Brain: Why Neuroplasticity is Overhyped

• New Neuroscience Reveals 7 Secrets That Will Make You Emotionally Intelligent - Barking Up The Wrong Tree?

What Music I Miss:

What kids thought:

What I'm Being Asked About:

• Five common Personal development issues people face Do you? Personal development is an ongoing process of self-improvement and growth.

• A New Science of Consciousness - The concept of consciousness has been a topic of philosophical and scientific inquiry for centuries. In recent years, however, there has been a surge of https://theoldcurator.com/a-new-science-of-consciousness/

Everyone is talking about...

AI Content is Everywhere Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the way we interact with technology. From voice assistants to social media, AI-generated content has become the norm.

As always, I hope you find this newsletter informative and enjoyable. Feel free to reach out with any questions or thoughts you may have.

Best,

Rob James aka The Old Curator