Ispectrum Magazine Ispectrum Magazine #03 | Page 3

editorial The third issue of Ispectrum Magazine arrives full of interesting content, starting with an interview with neurosurgeon Dr. Eben Alexander, who after years of being a skeptic of NDEs (Near Death Experiences) changed his mind due to meningitis that kept him in a coma for seven days. Do you want to know what he has to tell the readers of ISPECTRUM MAGAZINE? I am sure you do. Don’t miss the special article by Markus Markus Köller who brings us, directly from a German laboratory, interesting research about amoebas that protect us from flu. No antibiotics, mercury or formaldehyde contained in this vaccine. Feel curious? We do! Our psychology section, with Rob Hutchinson, is about cognitive dissonance. What happens to our private opinions if we are forced to do or think something that contradicts the way we think? We want to know. How about you? We have the telecommunications enginer Manolo Barea, who revitalizes for us the figure of Alan Turing, one of the fathers of computer science.Do you know what apples have to do with Alan Turing, and what Alan Turing has to do with the Apple Computer Company? Finally, this issue comes with an extraordinary journey through the most amazing of the world’s archaeological treasures. John Sims, a former field archaeologist from Wales, unveils for us some things about our ancestors through what they left behind. Enjoy reading, leave us your comments and share with us your ideas. Mado Martinez Editorial Director Ispectrum magazine Editorial Director Mado Martinez, [email protected] Art Director Rayna Petrova [email protected] Copy Editing and Proofreading Matt Loveday [email protected] John Sims [email protected] Daniel Hallam Contributing Writers Rob Hutchinson Markus Köller Manuel Barea John Sims Images Cover Photo : ©DEBORAH FEINGOLD, commons.wikimeadia.org, public domain photos, morguefile.com www.ispectrummagazine.com [email protected] [phone] / [phone] (UK) Follow Us 2