Created on Tuesday, 24 April 2012 10:48

‘The Science of Sex Appeal’ isolates every detail of human sex appeal and explores it in terms of evolution and function. It shows what is genetic, what is hormonal and what neurological. What is based on sight, what on smell and what on small subtle cues like voice and movement. It essentially takes one of our deepest subconscious processes and lays it out in detail.

You'll never look at a stranger or your loved one or yourself in quite the same way again. 🙂 (Amazon editorial review)

Although this documentary is certainly quite interesting and informative it does not cover the psychological and/or metaphysical sides of sex appeal in dept. If you’d like to know more about those aspects I can recommend the following literature:

– ‘The Casanova Complex’ by Peter Trachtenberg
– ‘Women Who Love Too much’ by Robin Norwood
– ‘Journey Of Souls’ by Michael Newton
– ‘Twin Souls’ by Maurie Pressman and Patricia Joudry

Created on Tuesday, 07 January 2014 01:04

This is a great documentary that takes the viewer on a journey into the complex and deeply mysterious human brain.

Created on Tuesday, 07 January 2014 11:53

Big, Bigger, Biggest – Cruise Ship shows how 150 years of engineering and technological breakthroughs, made it possible to build the 18 story high cruise liner 'Independence Of The Seas'.

After watching this documentary inquiring minds should ask why the kind of progress that has been made in, for example, aeronautical engineering (Antonov 225, Airbus A380) and marine engineering, hasn't been made in space engineering. Why has the development of space travel come to an almost grinding halt?

Currently the biggest cruise ship in the world, by 5 centimeters, is Allure of the Seas. The 2nd biggest cruise liner is Oasis of the Seas. The Oasis is five times bigger than the Titanic and it cost Royal Caribbean International USD 1.4 billion to launch it. For this amount NASA could launch the Space Shuttle into orbit 3 times…

Quite interesting.