TristanC2023's Psychology Blog

  What do a bat, beluga whales, and even dolphins have in common? The ability of echolocation, but one weird fact that intrigued me was that humans use it too! Echolocation occurs when sound waves are emitted and bounce back from an object which helps with navigation and/or hunting. In one of the articles I read regarding echolocation, this special skill enables blind/ sight problems people things that require the sense of sight possible. By utilizing clicking sounds from our mouths, snapping fingers, cane tapping, and other ways to emit sound waves to see the world. Now it got me thinking if we are taking our ability to see for granted or not.  (https://www.physoc.org/magazine-articles/echolocation-in-people/) 

 My birthday is December 7th, so I have the Cerebellum and Endorphins. My superhero's name is Equilibrizer, and his superpower is maintaining a human's body posture and perfect body coordination. But he didn't start out as an "Equilibrizer". Equilibrizer started out as a clumsy little boy, wreaking havoc within his city and causing his family harm (little injuries). He left his family without notice to keep them safe.  With his isolation, he vowed to be more precise and cautious with his movement. That's when Pons took upon his new apprentice making this clumsy little boy into an "Equilibrizer". Not only for smooth and perfect movements, but the Equilibrizer also helps with pain and relieves others, putting smiles on children around the world. He is looked upon by kids for improving their well-being. So.. being clumsy isn't a bad thing.

I was born on December 7, 2005, which was somewhat on time. Based on my mom's stories, my very first word was "Nanay" meaning grandma in Tagalog. I was very much of an obedient child. When being told to just stay put, I would do it. As it turns out maybe I'm not?..  From this picture, it was Ninong's turn to babysit me (settings - Philippines 2005) I grow up with a workaholic mother, sometimes I would see her twice/ three times a week.. A little sad but it was true. Every first step and very first words were other family members. I still love her though don't get me wrong.. Growing up, I wasn't much of a hard-headed child creating chaos everywhere but somewhat an "Angle" from my nanay's perspective. More especially, I was an independent child, I started to take my first bath when I was at the age of five (I slipped entering the bathroom since the floor was made out of tiles) so somewhat independent..  One vivid memory I had when I was turning...