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by Paul M. Sutter at Popular Mechanics: As theoretical physics delves deeper into the fundamental nature of reality, we’re left to grapple with the questions it leaves us. For example,
Continue readingThe Universe May Be a Hologram, Meaning Our Entire Reality Could Be an Illusion
Eighty percent of successful CEOs come from within their companies, but many of them think like outsiders. The New York Times bestseller CEO Excellence is based on 67 interviews with
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Tomas Pueyo at Uncharted Territories: I’ve discussed this in the past, and you might have learned about this in your geography classes, but I wanted to dedicate a short, clear,
Sham papers are compromising research, testing trust as new detection tools powered by AI lift the lid on what some are calling as academic fraud in medical research publishing.
Charles Duhigg, a New York Times best-selling author and writer for the New Yorker, talks about his new book, Supercommunicators: How to Unlock the Secret Language of Connection (Random House, February
Continue readingA Pulitzer Prize-winning Writer Reveals How the Best Communicators ‘Click’
Astronomers have found a background din of exceptionally long-wavelength gravitational waves pervading the cosmos. The cause? Probably supermassive black hole collisions, but more exotic options can’t be ruled out. Jonathan
Continue readingAn Enormous Gravity ‘Hum’ Moves Through the Universe
From robotaxis to robo-servers that bring you food and drinks, autonomous robots are increasingly entering our lives. By Shelly Fan at Singularity Hub: Smiling can turn strangers into the dearest
Continue readingThis Robot Predicts When You’ll Smile—Then Grins Back Right on Cue
Irshad Salim from Karachi: Quanta Magazine’s physics staff writer Charlie Wood describes some of the oddities and mysteries that swirl around the quantity that orders the universe and our lives
Continue readingHow Physicists and ‘Some of Us’ Are Exploring, Rethinking Time
The prevalence of Fibonacci sequence in nature is not fully understood, but it is thought to be related to the efficiency of this pattern in packing and maximizing space, as
Association Is All You Need: Most intelligence is pattern matching and you can do a lot of really good pattern matching if you have a hierarchy of associative memories…
Find the North Star, the direction. To find the North Star, Resilience and Conviction are needed: “It’s my fault. And for that, I am culpable, I am liable, and I
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Math That Connects Where We’re Going to Where We’ve Been: Recursion Builds Bridges Between Ideas From Across Different Math Classes. Patrick Honner in Quanta: Say you’re at a party with