Molecular mishaps and aging
Molecular mishaps and aging … We were researching what science thought of some of the odd aspects of Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten. (You know, the “first… Read More »Molecular mishaps and aging
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The remembering tree root and branch
The Derek Bok Center at Harvard says memory is a dual process. Or rather, it works via an interchange between regions. (That’s my term, not… Read More »The remembering tree root and branch
Tinkering toward the future
A 2017 Scientific American article featured Betty Shannon. — She was the prodigious, inventive and insightful spouse of information theory founder Claude Shannon. Tinkering toward… Read More »Tinkering toward the future
The mystery of Thomas Couture
No news to any reader — social distancing is taking its toll… This past week I broke my own sanity rule and read political content… Read More »The mystery of Thomas Couture
Aboriginal Dreamtime and Erwin Schrödinger
Aboriginal Dreamtime for Erwin Schrödinger is not a phrase that we see indexed. But, perhaps it is time. Sometimes described as the “founders” of humanity,… Read More »Aboriginal Dreamtime and Erwin Schrödinger
Paranormal entities on the payroll
Around here, ghosts (spirit entities, call them what you will) should be receiving a paycheck because surely they work hard. Paranormal entities on the payroll,… Read More »Paranormal entities on the payroll
July 4th UFOs
“in America, UFO sightings peak on the Fourth of July.” So says an article from The Economist. The article is titled “Are extraterrestrials extra patriotic?”… Read More »July 4th UFOs
Dune as a new religion
There are those who ask whether the sci-fi book (and movie) Dune could become a new religion. It’s part of the bigger question of whether… Read More »Dune as a new religion
Whiskey terroir & why it matters
We had published an article or two on “terroir.” It’s a reference to location (here is a link to an article titled “Whiskey, Location, Location,… Read More »Whiskey terroir & why it matters