After being monitored 24/7 for 10 straight days without ANY food and water in 2003 (it's mentioned in part 4 of the documentary about the "Buddha boy"), Prahlad Jani is being tested by scientists once again; this time for 15 days. Read the article about it after the jump.
In earlier posts, I talked about the significance of quantum mechanics to our technology advancements and reviewed the book- Quantum Enigma. However, I missed the most important point; I didn't explain how exactly quantum mechanics is contrary to our common senses. I'll try my best to keep the explanation short and simple, so even I could understand it. If you don't like to read (at least watch the cartoon), skip to the last part where I list what the quantum mechanics is strongly suggesting.
Philosopher, Thomas Nagel, is famous for asking "What is it like to be a bat?" The answer is "we don't have a freaking clue". But we're one step closer to feel like a bat with our ability of echolocation. This is not news, it's been formally known and studied as early as the 1950s. Just don't ask me why is it not widely known in 2010. Video after the jump.