Dopamine Drain is when you overconsume dopamine-skipping activities, and your brain gets desensitized. That means normal life activities even feel boring for you because your brain craves easy dopamine hits instead.

If we come to my story, I think I got bored of watching something like movies because I have a dopamine overdose, and watching movies has become just a normal activity for me.

In short, I think I should do some detox for Instagram and TikTok.

With all that, we come to my question for today: "Why do we experience shyness?" Weirdly, our boring yet lovely science guys have done some research on whether shyness is a genetic trait or not.

They haven’t found the absolute truth, but for children, shyness might be a genetically based trait. However, for adults, they can’t say the same. Anxiety in adults and other people might be linked to their dopamine gene, and maybe children could be shy because of that too.

That sounds reasonable, but when I look at myself, I don’t think so (my family members aren't shy), but I still believe we need a more psychological reason. Looking at the psychological aspect, researchers say shyness can be a normal trait, a natural defense mechanism. I'm glad to hear that because it means I’m not a drama king. (If I’m shy, that’s not a problem.)

But yeah, I need an answer, and this marks the end of the third day.

Another most popular idea is problem solving, this idea believe evolutionally peoples need dreaming because of they need survival in the world. All of them getting better peoples mental health.

Engineering is essential because it shapes the modern world, solving complex problems and improving human life. Engineers design bridges, buildings, and transportation systems, ensuring safety and efficiency. They also contribute to technological advancements, from medical devices to renewable energy solutions. Without engineering, society would lack infrastructure, innovation, and progress.

People, when they revisit their memories, try to find some connections, but most of the time these connections aren’t real because people’s brains don’t work like a camera; you can’t see what is going on at a specific time; you just memorize them, and your feelings are a bigger part of this struggle.

Some scientific results about this topic I can find standing on two main points. The first one is memories and emotional connection. Memories are not a perfect recording of the past and are influenced by emotions and present circumstances (like what I said previously). The second one is social and cultural dynamics. Modern psychology and social media start to use our childhood traumas for research and influence. This new impact pushes people to share their childhood traumas much more. In this case, personal storytelling and social validation help this struggle because dramatic stories affect many more people.

Understanding childhood traumas is important for psychology, but our daily lives transform this into a struggle

(After watching the movie. If you read this, never watch this movie.)

This filters invented by Bryce Bayer. While he work at Kodak he find this filtered system (3-CCD) and filters took his name Bayer. Another interesting thing about this filters they have 3 colors but cause of the squre systems of this filters they have two green and the color code of bayer filtration is RGGB. If you want to make more true color photos like space photography, you should to use this filters one by one. After pictures taken, compared colors.

This technology is useful for privacy screens, security displays, and smart mirrors. It helps people see information only when needed.

We also made a picture of a smartphone with an invisible screen that appears in a mirror. This idea is a cool way to use science and technology in the future!

Eating together helps people feel closer. Families sit at the table to talk, friends meet for dinner, and even in work or school, sharing food creates stronger relationships. This is called commensality, which means eating together as a social activity.

Food is also an important part of our identity. What we eat shows where we come from and what traditions we follow. When we try food from different cultures, we learn about new ways of life and understand each other better.

Even in big communities, food helps people connect. Festivals, celebrations, and public meals bring strangers together and create a sense of belonging. In everyday life, people often choose food based on what their friends or family like, showing how social connections influence our eating habits. To show this idea, we created an illustration of people from different cultures sharing a meal. It represents how food unites us, no matter where we come from. Food is not just about eating it is about sharing, learning, and building relationships.

At first, the film felt like a purely mystical story, but now I see its modern aspects and underlying critiques, which is amazing. A movie that can embody multiple layers of meaning allows us to watch it again and again, discovering something new each time. I can’t talk about more pls watch it if you read that.