The father of psychology in india, Dr. Rajiv Ratanarivony, was born on the 5th of January, 1954, in Bengaluru, India. He holds a B.A. in Philosophy & Psychology from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur.
He started out by studying the theory of cognition and cognitive psychology in college. At first, he wanted to be a doctor, but after some time, he realized that people could be brainwashed into thinking that they’re smarter than they are. Eventually, he decided that psychology was the right field for him, and he earned his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the area of cognitive psychology.
I first heard about this guy from a colleague I was at the time, and ever since, I have been fascinated by his theories of intelligence. He has been able to prove that intelligence is largely determined by the way we process information. For instance, the more we process information, the more intelligent we are. He has also demonstrated that humans are actually far more intelligent than we have been led to believe. The more information you process, the more information you have.
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I know the title is a bit dated. I don’t know if it’s a new title or if it’s just a new idea or if it’s just a little old concept. It’s too personal for me to know how to read it and write it well.
He started by showing that the human mind can be understood. We all have a brain which is made up of cells that are called neurons. These cells are connected by connections called synapses. The more synapses we have, the more information we can process. Therefore, we can understand more in less time than we can in a day. The more information we have, the more intelligent we are. We are actually far more intelligent than we are led to believe.
I found this quote on the father of Indian psychology’s website one day and I was struck by its relevance. “The mind is the result of the mind, and the mind is the same in all men, although the mind of the one may be different from that of another.” This quote shows that the mind is something that is unique to each of us. It is not something that can be described or learned.
The mind is the result of the mind, it is the same in all men, but the mind of the one may be different from that of another. In the quote above, the father of Indian psychology cites this idea of the mind being unique to each of us, a concept that I have found to be extremely applicable to all of my daily thoughts and actions.
Some people tend to think that it is the mind that is unique to each of us, but that may not be true. Each of us has a unique brain, and our brains are unique in a number of ways, not just in the fact that we have the same size, shape, and texture of the brain, but also because they are the same every single time. We have a unique, specific brain that each of us has, but we are not the same brain.
