Just another day, just another misleading "research".
I think there should be some sort of a law to restrict these sociological experiments that make misleading claims based on nothing more than a correlation.
The ability to think in random ways can be influenced by MANY different factors. One obvious guess is people tend to start living more stable and fixed lifestyle once they get married, and obviously if you are exposed to limited ideas and experiences you will come up with less random ideas. The older you become the more likelihood that you have more fixed social network and lifestyle, so it's not like this is some huge revolutionary breakthrough.
There is NO evidence that human brain physically becomes unable to come up with random ideas as they get older, like this research is suggesting.
It's so irresponsible for someone who call themselves "researcher" to pretend this is some sort of science.
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[ 5.2 ms ] story [ 15.3 ms ] threadI think there should be some sort of a law to restrict these sociological experiments that make misleading claims based on nothing more than a correlation.
The ability to think in random ways can be influenced by MANY different factors. One obvious guess is people tend to start living more stable and fixed lifestyle once they get married, and obviously if you are exposed to limited ideas and experiences you will come up with less random ideas. The older you become the more likelihood that you have more fixed social network and lifestyle, so it's not like this is some huge revolutionary breakthrough.
There is NO evidence that human brain physically becomes unable to come up with random ideas as they get older, like this research is suggesting.
It's so irresponsible for someone who call themselves "researcher" to pretend this is some sort of science.