Bankole Johnson, a leading neuroscientist, today launches BankoleJohnson.com, a public interest, non-commercial, and educational website.

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, UNITED STATES, December 26, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Bankole Johnson, a leading neuroscientist, today launches www.BankoleJohnson.com, a public interest, non-commercial, and educational website that contains a collection of short stories, narratives, and anecdotes. These stories are designed to communicate or debate upon philosophical and ethical issues in today’s world, and give pointers as to how we might choose to live to make our lives better.

He believes that if we would only treat each other just a little better every day, then the world would be a much nicer and friendlier place to live. “Be kind whenever possible” he writes as a headline, which seems good advice in today’s climate. He recounts a touching and moving the story of two travelers on the way to London, “Juliet and Cassandra,” who while starting off as complete strangers, form a close bond in one short journey. Prof Johnson would like to share this and his collection of short stories in a way that we might understand a better way to treat our fellow man.

His words of wisdom also touch on situations that everyone may have encountered at least once in their lifetime, particularly those moments when we see a situation and think to ourselves “that’s not right,” or “I could have done something positive there.” He discusses how technology in the world today has in some ways improved our lives, but in other ways caused us to lose sight of our goals and objectives. He recounts a story entitled “The Distracted Planet, Something Lost,” which is perhaps an example that we have become lazy and sometimes rely and depend on technology too much, and have ignored some of the simpler (but more efficient) devices and methods that we have forgotten.

In his notable articles, he discusses the issue of pessimism, and “How to Inspire Even the Most Persistent Pessimist.” In this article, he discusses how we can turn pessimism into optimism for a better outlook on life.

Prof Johnson hopes this website will be not only educational but also informative and entertaining to the readers. Most of all, he hopes it will be of benefit to everyone in all walks of life, whether young or old. No contents on the website pertain to advice about the treatment of mental or neurological disease, nor do they advocate for any commercial interest. The opinions expressed are his own, and are unrelated and do not represent any positions, affiliations, or employment engagements that he has or is a party to.

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