It was once falsely believed that neurological and functional recovery after stroke occurred only in the first 6 months after lesion. The perception of this "6-month myth" continues to negatively impact the attitudes of patients towards their rehabilitation and on the clinicians and therapists making optimal training plans. Here we briefly outline some evidence that debunked the 6-month myth, w...

According to the Copernican myth, geocentrism was a form of anthropocentrism because it showcased humankind as being both centre and purpose Cosmos, whereas heliocentrism, in dethroning from this privileged position, luckily provided means quash point view, which illusory vain, that even went against scientific progress. anthropocentric is part it, anthropocentrism, while heliocentrism really a...

In this chapter we review the development of astronomy between two specific dates, roughly from 1300 BC to AD 500. Although this development is best understood by an examination of the Vedic and post-Vedic texts 1 , note that not all scientific knowledge of those early times can be assumed to have been committed to writing or, if written down, has survived. There are gaps in the sequence of ide...