Category Archives: sciences

leftovers

Posted on Sunday, 2002 May 05 by Anton

A couple of items found somewhere-or-other, years ago. PREDICTION CORNER. ‘Before man reaches the moon, your mail will be delivered within hours from New York to California, from England to India, by guided missile. We stand on the threshold of … Continue reading →

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hey, I can see where your house was!

Posted on Friday, 2002 May 03 by Anton

New NASA Satellite Zooms in on Tornado Swath – May 2, 2002

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SIDS

Posted on Friday, 2002 May 03 by Anton

Cringely asks for volunteer talent in a research campaign against Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

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where they stood

Posted on Thursday, 2002 May 02 by Anton

Animation of Congress. For those three of you who haven’t seen it: Keith Poole‘s team at U.Houston tabulated the roll-call votes in Congress from 1879 to 1998 and did a factor analysis; the two dimensions shown in the animation are … Continue reading →

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light-dark-light in the sky

Posted on Wednesday, 2002 May 01 by Anton

One of my favorites from Astronomy Picture of the Day: time exposure of a lunar eclipse.

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exegesis of intelligence

Posted on Wednesday, 2002 May 01 by Anton

Stephen Jay Gould, in one of his Natural History essays, wrote: I believe that any solution to this key puzzle in Darwinian biography must begin with a proper exegesis of intelligence – one that rejects Charles Spearman’s old notion of … Continue reading →

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hi Bruce

Posted on Wednesday, 2002 May 01 by Anton

Bon mot from newcomer Bruce Baugh (whom I’ve sorta known for yonks): I was doing my usual Heisenberg-like walk through blog links (I either know whose page I’m on or what topic I’m following) . . .

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