Our members think INTELLIGENCE IS HOT! That's one of the primary reasons they're here - to seek it out. Our members want their minds stimulated. But of what use is your copious thought if you're not willing to do something with it? Care to regale your thoughts with others?

The more your articles are published... the more views of your profile!

• Book/Article/Movie/Poetry reviews: Something you particularly enjoyed or hated? How did it relate to something that occurred in your life? Will its ideas change the way you think or act in the future? Are any of the scenarios or facts suspect? What kind of person would enjoy this book/article/movie?
  
• Current or historical event: What's happening (or happened) in the world of which you approve or disapprove? How does it affect your life? Why is it important to you? If you could change something, what would it be?
• Teaching a subject: Is there a particular topic for which you have a wealth of knowledge or a passion? Describe how to do something. The potential topics are vast: technology (how do you make a website?), politics (how does one become an activist?), social (when planning a party...), health/hygine (why should people get more vitamin D?), art (the latest collection at the art museum is...), science (why don't astronauts float away on the moon? no, its not because of heavy boots), parenting (discipline as a single parent), financial (how does Black/Scholes option-pricing work?), business (I'm a marketing manager - here's what I do...), economics (what is the Austrian school of economics?), gaming (why would you modify an Xbox?), travel (if you visit London, you must see...), food/drink (any sommeliers or chefs out there?), sports (how do you throw the perfect spiral?), pets (what are the 5 most important things when training a puppy?).
• Philosophy: How does philosophy play a part in your life's decisions and actions? With which premises do you agree or disagree? How does your philosophy impact your friends and family? What experiences, studies, or parables brought you to thinking as you do? What have been some of the consequences for supporting or rejecting your principles? What arguments do you use to refute philosophies with which you do not agree?
• Personal stories: Did you do something recently that you consider noteworthy? Would others enjoy hearing the details? Have a particularly great date that you wouldn't mind sharing ("Our first date was at an old, used bookstore - I ended up buying 7 books that he recommended... SO much better than dinner and a movie...")? Did something ironic happen to you recently? Play a particularly good game of chess and want to discuss your strategy?
• Music/Videos/Artwork: Are you a composer or do you play an instrument? Have you produced a video? How about a poem? An essay? Have some artwork that you'd like to promote? YES, Braincrave will allow you to submit music, videos, pictures, etc. as long as they are your own. We'll even let you post dates and venues if you're in a band playing a gig or doing a showing of your artwork. We will even send out e-mails to members in your area to help you promote your work. (Please note - we never reveal e-mail addresses of individual members and do not give out mailing lists.)

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