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- 9 types of intelligence by Watchful eyes, thoughtful mind on Nov 4, 2009
[Image source] When we talk about someone intelligent, we usually mean it in a way that the person has done well in studies, academics or some such intellectual faculty. Would you call someone who has great sense of direction and never needs a GPS,...
- TED Tuesday: Stats are boring, visuals are NOT by Watchful eyes, thoughtful mind on Oct 12, 2009
Artist Chris Jordan shows us an arresting view of what Western culture looks like. His supersized images picture some almost unimaginable statistics -- like the astonishing number of paper cups we use every single day.
- This Is Your Brain On Juggling by Podblack Cat on Oct 10, 2009
Great looking headline at BBC News - “Juggling Increases Brain Power“, about a forthcoming study in Nature Neuroscience, where results indicated a 5% increase in white matter - the ‘cabling network of the brain’. The scientist...
- Hypatia: The Movie by Women of History on Oct 5, 2009
From The Examiner:Filmmaker Alejandro Amenabar is bringing the story of Hypatia and the fall of the Library of Alexandria to the big screen in his new epic film, Agora, starring Rachel Weisz as Hypatia, the last currator of The Library of Alexandria,...
- Sporadic letter writing governed by universal laws of maths by disassociated.com on Oct 5, 2009
Even irregular or spontaneous acts such as writing letters (or emails) may be governed by universal mathematical laws according to research by Dean Malmgren of Northwestern University. The first is our propensity to continue repeating a task once we...
- Happiness, like everything, is a mathematical equation by disassociated.com on Oct 1, 2009
The formula for happiness has (finally) been defined as Happiness = P + (5xE) + (3xH). I imagine if the letters “E” and “H” somehow represent food and beer then I can how this equation computes. Apparently the formula was work...
- Women in Maths & Science by Women of History on Sep 30, 2009
From CBC News:The National Research Council reported this spring that women who earn Ph.D.s in science (though there are still far fewer of them than men) are as likely to land teaching positions, promotions and tenure at major research universities...
