'Syco-Slate' First Created By Albert C. Carter

It is said that man, to survive, has always needed something or some belief to hold on; be it science, religion or magic. Man without a belief lacks hope (Walker, 1997). Lack of hope makes a man vulnerable to unforeseen circumstances. To avoid this vulnerability man has been holding onto different belief systems.

During the winter of 1892 in a town in Massachusetts a physical education teacher, Dr. James Naismith, at a YMCA school created a game where young men could play indoors aside from going outside in the freezing cold. To be prepared for the game, Dr. Naismith came up with some rules for the game, gathered two peach baskets for hoops, a soccer ball, and coached the first basketball game in history.

The first team created was a local fire department crew. Lewis Rober, a lieutenant at the local fire department, used a vacant lot to set up a small field for his men to play. When Rober was transferred to another department, he helped establish a team he called the Kittens, and his game was named Kitten Ball in the summer of 1900 (http://archives.sbu.edu).

Pritchard, who founded pickleball with friend and businessman Bill Bell in 1965 in Washington, owned a dog named Pickles when he and Bell invented the game. According to one theory about the unique name of the sport, Pickles loved to chase the Wiffle ball his owners used when playing, resulting in its moniker.

Basketball was invented by James Naismith in 1839. The objective was to throw the basketball into fruit baskets strapped to the railing of the gym balcony. As you can see the game of basketball has changed tons over the years and continues to grow.

Early in the month of January 1936, a young sixth grader named Phyllis sent a letter to Albert Einstein. She asked if scientists pray, and if so, who they pray to. When he received the letter, Einstein wrote back days later with a logical and trustworthy response. Because of Einstein’s response, there have been controversy over relating issues. With rhetorically effective phrases and sentences, Albert Einstein answered the young girl’s letter.

Basketball was originally about throwing a large ball into a peach basket hung up on the wall, making that the biggest variation of the game since its conception in 1891.

Please note that the quiz is a discussion starter more than the final answer on about your worldview. Depending on how you interpret some of the questions, you could end up with a result different than you are expecting. Some people take the quiz a couple of times with a different spin on the questions and get different final results. So if the result is different from what you are expecting, please do not be too surprised.

Richard Evans once said, “Children will not remember you for the material things you provided but for the feeling that you cherished them.” Even though objects can seem like the most important things in life, children need to understand the purpose of family and how they can help them accomplish their goals. The short story “The Veldt” by Ray Bradbury captures the meaning of objects and what they can do to a human’s mind. Two children, Peter and Wendy, from “The Veldt” had a machine which could make you believe you were anywhere but an ordinary room, they called this a nursery. In this room was a virtual world where things seemed so real, these children believed they in fact were. One day in this seemingly magical home, their parents started

The history is very interesting! The game was invented in 1839 by Doubleday! He invented it in New York! He made a diamond and made up positions and rules! When it was first invented they would catch of the bounce and that’s how they could get out!

Even at this time, certain sensations play a role which evokes a response of joy or comfort in this child. Here the first traces of a philosophy of life come to the surface, although expressed in the most primitive fashion.” (Leman 2009)

Taylor, J. (2012, December 4). How Technology is Changing the Way Children Think and Focus. Retrieved January 17, 2016, from https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/the-power-prime/201212/how-technology-is-changing-the-way-children-think-and-focus

As everything we experience is linked to what we believe, the author believes that shifting the way we use belief can change our lives. He says that our “belief waves” shape the quantum that everything is made from. “It makes us part of all that we see and experience, with the power to solve problems and find solutions. Through the power of human belief, we are given the ability to bring what we believe

Pods upon pods, thousands of them at half sticking out of a wall as if the ball was pregnant. In all reality these were the bellies of female creature's created by a certain magical Kinjou. Each pod bore a small creature, not the same at all, they bore a concept of something, the first five would have to under go a cycle that was first called 'The Vadik Phenomenon."

Since the dawn of mankind religion has been one of the most significant elements of a society’s social and cultural beliefs and actions. However, this trend has declined due to the general increase in knowledge regarding our the natural sciences. Where we had previously attributed something that we didn’t understand to the working of a higher power, is now replaced by a simple explanation offered by natural sciences. While advocates of Religion may question Natural Sciences by stating that they are based on assumptions, it is important to note the Natural Sciences are based on theories and principles which can be proven using mathematical equations and formulas. Faith however contrasts from the easily visible feasibility of data