We grew up believing mistakes meant failure. But the brain thinks differently. Each error lights up neural circuits of learning, driven by dopamine and attention. Perfection doesn’t make us smarter — curiosity about our errors does.

Discover how emotions and neurotransmitters guide our choices — and why true intelligence lies in reflection, empathy, and self-awareness.

The Future of Translation Studies, Agencies, and Meaning “To translate is not to repeat — it is to dream in another rhythm.” — From my studies on translation of Lermontov From Reflection to Reinvention Two decades ago, I stood in a quiet classroom, comparing translations of Lermontov’s “I Walk Alone on the Road.” My aim was purely poetic: to trace how rhythm, silence, and emotion survive migration from one language to another. What began as a study of verse has become a study