#rsisb Roll No 138 story No 20 🧪 Periodic Table: The Language of Science The periodic table is often called the language of science because it organizes all known chemical elements in a clear, logical system that scientists around the world understand and use. Just like letters form words and sentences, elements in the periodic table combine to form everything in the universe—from the air we breathe to the stars in the sky. This powerful table arranges elements by their atomic number, chemical properties, and electron structure, revealing patterns that help scientists predict how elements will react with each other. Metals, non-metals, and metalloids each have their own place, making the table a map of matter itself. More than just a chart, the periodic table tells a story of discovery, innovation, and human curiosity. It helps students learn the basics of chemistry, supports researchers in creating new materials and medicines, and connects physics, biology, and environmental science under one universal system. In short, the periodic table is not just a scientific tool—it is a universal language that explains how the world is built, how it changes, and how we can understand it. 🌍✨

“Do you really know why you do what you do?” – Petter Johansson 🧠✨ This talk explores how our minds often trick us into believing we understand our own decisions, even when we don’t. Petter Johansson explains fascinating psychological experiments that show how easily our choices and opinions can be influenced without us realizing it 🤯. The talk challenges the idea of free will and self-awareness, making us question how well we truly know ourselves 🔍💭. https://youtu.be/TQkY8NvCjTg

In “The Mind-Reading Potential of AI,” Professor Chin-Teng Lin explores how artificial intelligence can interpret human brain signals and emotions using technologies like brain-computer interfaces (BCI), EEG, and machine learning 🧬💡. The talk explains how AI can “read” mental states such as focus, stress, and intention—not by magic, but by analyzing brainwave patterns 📊🧠. It also highlights future applications in healthcare, rehabilitation, education, and human-machine interaction, while raising important ethical questions about privacy and consent 🔐⚖️. https://youtu.be/NfLXzoAe6b4

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