The Color of Curiosity

In this episode, I'll begin by rambling aimlessly before finally orienting myself on topic - the Greek-Persian Battle of Plataea. Nothing more. 

It's been a while, but the learning never stopped. In this episode, I'll be speaking a considerable amount more on sleep, REM and non-REM, but specifically focused on REM and its role in creativity. Not only that, but diving into some pathologies like sleep walking. Finally, we finish this episode out by discussing the formation of the universe.

In this episode, I go into a court case I learned that involves a man, John Demjanjuk, and his accusation by the United States and Israel of being a Nazi during WWII, is then tried as a war criminal, and his fate decided in one of the most hostile places for the subject. I also delve into a bit of why teenagers may need to go to sleep later - a biological imperative.

In this episode, learn with me on an animal documentary wherein I discuss bats, scorpions, hawks, and some terrifying situations in the animal kingdom. I also delve deeper into "A Brief History of Time" and discuss Parallax (or attempt), as well as how we determine the distance of stars in our universe, close and far away. Finally, I dive into a bit more on sleep and the incredible phenomenon.

In this episode, we dive into some depth on the act of sleeping, how it occurs, why it occurs, and how it could have dictated our evolution; I finish off with a point I feel quite strongly about - the human potential. Join me.

In this episode, we will dive into the probability that aliens inhabit our galaxy using the "Drake Equation", we learn how the planet Jupiter is our guardian angel, and why being late to work is a necessity for some people to be maximally productive. 

This is the first episode of The Color of Curiosity. In this podcast, I (Nic) discuss an unending range of topics that I learn about through reading, classes, life experiences, discussions, documentaries, and anything else I can get my mind piqued. I want to explore my intellect and push myself to document the concepts that I learn as I explore my curiosity.