Ants avoiding each other during sickness might be due to genetic similarity making them more susceptible to disease and the familial bond they share with not only common genes, but the same mother as queen. […]
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Other social media apps want you to fit in. We want to you to bank off being you. #weclikd
You can’t be everything for everyone, but you can be everything for your fam. In high school, we’ve possibly all been scarred because we weren’t part of the cool clique. We’re here to reclaim that narrative. […]
Precision Medicine: Changing those Undereye Circles, Changing my Chronotype
They say history repeats itself, and that everything behaves in patterns, from wars to market cycles, to the pores and cells in the body itself– the undulation of ultradian, circadian, and iridian cycles. Well, it’s […]
Quantum Computing: It Thinks Like Us, Almost
The quantum dilemma arises when quantum algorithms outperform classical models. While researchers have indicated that the most efficacious algorithm is a hybrid of the two (Neven, 2013), developers indicate that heuristic algorithms, which are empirically […]
Luddite Fallacy: A Modest Proposal in the Dawn of AI
The Luddite’s fallacy is a fancy term for the ad nauseum phobia, vociferated by blue collar workers that technology will replace human jobs. Now, this really isn’t an issue, these robots are replacing jobs that […]
Bastiat’s Broken Window Problem and the Collectivist Economy
Imagine you were a baker, and some gangster just saunters in and breaks your window, spilling shards all across freshly baked pie. All the customers, dejected would encourage you to look on the bright side, […]
Dr. Barry’s Indian Coins and Systems Analysis
Dr. Barry started in India, collecting coins dating from Kushnans, a nature in second century C.E. served as a nexus from Kabul to Benares across the Aral Sea. His coins delineated a story of Kushan’s […]
Intransigence: This is Where the Sidewalk Ends
the 4% intransigence dictates the world Where does one step beyond the bounds of necessity and justifiable custom into the boundaries of social impropriety? By the word “intransigence”, I am talking about extremists, that do […]
Womenomics: The Force That Bloomed Japan’s Economy
In 2012, Shinzo Abe decided to put women to work. Womennomics was the idea in order to rekindle inflation, to put women, into the workforce. Japan’s prior trajectory was predominantly male, dependent on the salarymen […]
