Imagine not knowing your own name, being relegated to a nursing home with advanced dementia, suffering from immobility, incontinence, and other pains. You rarely see your family, and when you do — you don’t even recognize them. This is the reality for almost 6 million Americans with Alzheimer’s Disease (AD)…
Every year that passes, the race for college admissions becomes more and more competitive. High school students are required to do more and more to be a “poster” applicant. The bar, having already been considerably raised, continues to rise as students chase a name-brand college. Students are forced to balance…
At the current rate of human resource expenditure, natural resources and habitats will be in shortage in the future (WWF 2016). A potential solution is to explore and colonize Mars as a viable alternative habitat (Hawking 2017). However, the feasibility of Mars colonization must be determined before plans are prepared…
The late twentieth and twenty-first century has given rise to countless technological innovations (Britannica). These technologies have sped up the rate of information exchange throughout the world (Dublon and Paradiso 2014, Schlesinger 1971). Furthermore, the commercial output of such devices has expanded the modes in which humans can sense, and…
