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Have you ever experienced a moment when you felt that you have been in a particular situation before, even though you are sure that it is the first time that you have encountered it? This eerie feeling is called déjà vu, a French term that translates to “ already seen .” Déjà vu is a perplexing phenomenon that has puzzled psychologists and neuroscientists for centuries. In this article, we will explore the origins of déjà vu, the theories that have been proposed to explain it, and the latest research on the subject. What is Déjà vu? Déjà vu is a sensation of having experienced a present situation or event before. This experience is typically accompanied by a strong feeling of familiarity as if the person has already lived through the moment in the past. Déjà vu can occur in a variety of contexts, including listening to a conversation, visiting a new place, or meeting a new person. While the experience is often fleeting, it can be quite disorienting and unsettling. Origins of Déjà vu Th

    Introduction: Lucid dreaming is a state of consciousness in which a person is aware that they are dreaming while they are dreaming. As it gives people the chance to have some degree of control over their dreams and study the unconscious mind in a novel way, it may be an exciting and transformational experience. Lucid dreaming is not a new concept. In reality, more than 2,000 years ago, the philosopher  Aristotle  made the first mention of the concept of conscious dreaming. Though it has long attracted attention, it is still mostly unexplored. Yet, how exactly does lucid dreaming function, and is it something that anyone can master? This blog article will examine the science of lucid dreaming and offer some advice on how to do it. What is Lucid Dreaming? Lucid dreaming happens during the rapid eye movement  (REM)  phase of sleep, which is when most of our dreams take place. The body is paralyzed to stop us from acting out our dreams during REM sleep, but the mind is very active. In

  A personal account of a one-day tour of Sreemangal One of the most beautiful and fun regions of the nation is Sreemangal, a hilly region with tea farms, lemon orchards, pineapple, and rubber plantations. Tea farms cover the steep hills for kilometers in a continuously green carpet, making it the only place (apart from the Sundarbans) where it's possible to gaze around and not see a single person. You'll probably count a few days spent among its tea estates and neighboring villages and forests as some of your most valued moments in Bangladesh. Our trip started off from Dhaka airport railway station on a train journey. Although the train was 2.5 hours late to the platform but that did little to dim out my excitement about the trip. As soon as the train arrived and I boarded the train I could feel my heart jumping out with joy. This was the first time in a very long time that I was on a trip. The train journey took over 5 hours to reach Sreemangal. As soon as we go

Vhashoti Bhowmik  Introduction: Technology is a valuable servant but a hazardous master, according to the eminent Norwegian historian Christian Lous Lange. And thus, according on how we utilize technology, it may have a reciprocal effect on our lives. The society we live in, the things we use, and the way of life we lead are all products of technology, which has made our lives easier and more comfortable. Most of the things we depend on every day would not exist without technological breakthroughs, yet these same advancements have also brought about pollution, addiction to social media, fake news, frauds, etc. Boons of Technology: Undoubtedly, technology will continue to play a big and important role in our economy in the years to come. The progress of the world is intimately correlated with technological innovation. The industrial revolution in the humanities is a prime example of how technology has advanced. Moreover, technology has aided in the advancement of agriculture and medical

  Hiking - My Favorite Way to Stay Active and Explore the Outdoors Hiking is one of my favorite hobbies, as it allows me to stay active while also exploring the beautiful natural landscapes that surround me. Whether I'm trekking through mountains, meandering through forests, or strolling along scenic trails, hiking always provides a sense of adventure and a chance to connect with nature. I have experience of hiking but the most memorable two are at “Keokradung” highest peak of Bangladesh, Sylhet “HumHum Pahar” and at the end water fall. I will share my Keokradung experience with you. keokeadung is situated at Bandarban and   It is about 3235 feet from sea level. It took 6 hours of hiking to reach at the peak. You can see a amazing sunset from the peak of the mountain. We tented and stayed one night at there. It was a wonderful experience which can not be explained in words.   Next I’m planning to visit the base camp of Mount Everest. One of the reasons I love hiking so much

If you are a computer science enthusiast or a student who is passionate about programming, you may have heard about the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC), which is organized by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). This competition is one of the most prestigious programming contests in the world, attracting thousands of students from different parts of the world every year. In this blog, we will explore the ins and outs of the ACM ICPC.  What is ACM ICPC? ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) is an annual programming contest open to students from accredited colleges and universities worldwide. The contest is organized by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), and is the largest student programming competition in the world. ACM ICPC is designed to test the problem-solving and programming skills of college students. The goal of the competition is to solve a set of complex programming problems within a limited time frame using a program