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"The way I manage to complete all my work at the last minute even after major procrastination, is the reason why I still procrastinate." We have all felt guilty about putting off important tasks till the last minute, but we have all also felt the euphoria of being able complete what seemed impossible. So what's the reason behind it? If procrastination is unhealthy, how do we get better?

Welcome to the 4th episode of the mind theory podcast ! This week we will be demystifying the brain . The jelly- like mass of tissue in our head is without a doubt the most complex organ in the human body. This marvelous part is responsible for almost everything we do and think . The first step towards understanding humans starts with understanding the Brain. In this episode we will be talking about the three main divisions of the human brain, namely the Forebrain, midbrain and the hindbrain.Our conversation will surround the Basal ganglia, diencephalon and so much more . Join us as we share our knowledge and unravel the scientific understanding of the Brain. Be sure to check out brainfacts.org to help fuel your imagination.

What would you say is the most mystical and fascinating aspect of sleep? Without a doubt it would be dreams. These images, scenes and sound occuring during sleep are not something new. Calpurnia dreamt of Caesar's death. Alice and her adventures in Wonderland, or even the entrapment of the boy who lived have been pivotal events in the lives of these characters, and have all been dreams.
But Why do we dream? why does this universal human experience of a state of consciousness even occur ? and what is actually happening when we dream?
The Mind Theory Podcast is here with yet another episode to unravel the marvel of dreams and the many questions we have about them!

Welcome back to the Mind Theory Podcast!In this episode we talk about Lunatic asylums! Mental hospitals have played a pioneering role in the care of people with mental illness. They continue to be a relevant and legitimate place for care along with other resources available for the care of persons with mental illness outside of the family. However, the increasing role of community-based interventions, long term rehabilitation and social service provisions have brought about positive changes in the lives of hundreds.
But before appreciating the advancements we have today, it is essential to first understand the journey and history of Mental hospitals. Since it’s inception, these hospitals have both been known for their violations of human rights and dignity as well as lauded as places of refuge and care for persons turned away by the communities. By learning more about by this dark past, we will be able to appreciate the progress made in this field.

The Mind Theory podcast is proud to present it's first episode: The psychology behind video gamers in the pandemic. Video games may seem to have a profound impact on aggression as well as motivation on the player. This episode includes the application of psychology, specifically social psychology, to the video gaming field during the period of Covid19. BGM: Rahul Talwar. /storage/emulated/0/Documents/Video games episode 1.docx

It is funny when someone says “it’s all in your head” because well yes, the greatest creations of humankind, from cars to mobile phones, have all been the gifts of their minds. The Mind Theory Podcast is happy to shed light on the most underestimated science of all – Psychology! It isn’t just “common sense” or “reading minds”. You’ll be surprised to learn about how the human psyche shapes everything around us – from video games to politics, and boredom to cults. Understanding human behavior and mind is fun, interesting, weird and more relatable than you’d think.