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How This One Question Breaks Computers
[…] Sources https://matjaz.substack.com/p/why-are… https://www.khanacademy.org/computing… https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-… The Nature of Computation – Cristopher Moore […]
What the Polar Vortex Will Do to Earth this Decade
Everything about the Polar Vortex, Polar Night Jet, and the Jet Streams. […]
The truth about mineral resources.
Will batteries for hundreds of millions of future electric vehicles rob the planet of all its precious minerals? And what about all the minerals and materials for billions of wind turbines and solar panels? Can our planet really cope with … Continue reading
Time Is Broken, According To This New Theory
[…] The Big Bang Theory has become the most accepted theory for the origin of the universe for decades. And it still is. But there are a handful of theories – mostly mathematical models – that offer a steady-state explanation … Continue reading
Kiki’s Delivery Service: More Relevant than Ever
Table of contents: 0:00 – Intro 01:38 – Summary 04:36 – The Book 05:32 – Generational Divide (Modernity and Tradition) 8:32 – Cottagecore 11:22 – Growth and Losing your Magic 14:04 – Burnout 16:33 – Depression 22:10 – Recovery 23:35 … Continue reading
How Do You Like Them Apples? Can Sun’s Playful Sculptures Emerge from Bright Red Fruit | Colossal
JUNE 30, 2023 KATE MOTHES All images © Can Sun London-based artist Can Sun meticulously carves red apples into geometric cross-sections and linking chains. If anyone ever told Can Sun not to play with his food, it’s a good thing … Continue reading