Understanding the Codes of Life

Numbers or 5, 432, 591 are everywhere. The digital world is expanding every year. Even impossible to calculate unintentionally, it spreads to a considerable extent of our imagination. Numerology is the study of numbers and how they affect daily lives and situations. The world and its components all consist of figures that help to clarify their corresponding functions and characteristics. "... ... Humans always know the power and nature of the cycle, these natural cycles and the rhythm of the universe will affect all creatures." (Crawford) Everything is composed of numbers.

Mukherjee's "The Gene" is a code to understand the microscopic world of molecules to understand life. Sapolsky's "behavior" is that we narrow down thousands of years ago to understand how the code is written and why. Both are wonderful in their own ways, just like watching life movies in front of their own eyes. This summary is divided into four parts. In the A - C section, we examine our brains and explore the three most important functions of our brain: happiness and motivation, fear and aggression, and enforcement control. Part D seems to sneak into some of the most interesting research on the environment and its impact on our thinking and behavior beyond our brains.

The journey of my life is much longer than the journey of my code, but sometimes I feel that my understanding of the latter exceeds my understanding of the former. Life is huge, wonderful, complex, and beyond reasoning. The scope of the code is limited and it needs to be broken down into individual parts. Although we can build web applications in the afternoon, we do not have a framework for prototyping relationships. It is easy to write O (log n) algorithm to search for arrays, but such algorithms can not find happiness. Life is neither object oriented, functional nor declarative - it can not be classified. No, life and code are not the same - but it does not mean we can not learn something from others.

After the last seven years of my life coding, I found that programming is more than just skill. It is not just the ability to communicate with the machine. It's like a way of thinking, a way to understand the world around you. This is a solution to the idea that your life will change forever.