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Potemkin Village(en.wikipedia.org)
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Related Cognitive Style of Powerpoint - Edward Tufte http://makingdatatalk.com/Lecture01/Reading/Tufte-TheCogniti...
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The Scam of Age Verification(pornbiz.com)
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in academia many times it matters whom you know rather than what you know,
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John Tyler Bonner writes on this theme this in The Evolution of Culture in Animals . While we usually associate learning and culture with higher animals, where do we draw the boundary? Can a single cell learn and have memory? Can it develo
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along similar lines is His Master's Voice by Stanislaw Lem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/His_Master%27s_Voice_(novel) > We will make it undecipherable for all who are not yet ready; but we must go further in ou
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Ask HN: How do you take, manage and retrieve notes from pdfs and online sources
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Graphviz drawing in hand-made style(sketchviz.com)
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Graham's Number(en.wikipedia.org)
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Making Project Work Better with R(topepo.github.io)
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Memories Without Brains(aeon.co)
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Of course it is. What you are suggesting is classical determinism.
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Nature is probabilistic. And we know how to calculate those probabilities, that is one of the core ideas of quantum mechanics. Why is it "not allowed"? By whom? Since you are commenting on HN, you are already are using the very
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M.C. Escher – Adventures in Perception [video](archive.org)
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Jeffreys's Amazing Statistics Program(jasp-stats.org)
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Remembering the first 'photo' of a black hole (2017)(engadget.com)
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Mathematical Analysis for School Students (1980)(archive.org)
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The cosmic distance ladder with Terence Tao: part two [video](aeon.co)
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A Critical Review by Scientists of How Physics and Astronomy Get Done [2008](archive.org)
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Here you go https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5187603/
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Thanks for the reco.
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How to run a shadow library: operations at Anna's Archive (2023)(annas-archive.org)
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By the same logic it should be sold to Saudi Arabia as well, they are also not democratically elected and do enforce religious law on their people. But it's okay because they are in cahoots with the West. so dictatorship is only a prob
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Discussions on Refraction of Light (1984)(archive.org)
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Is it so? Is it true for other work also? Genuinely asking.
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You can check out some work of Howard wainer in this regard. Graphic discovery, visual revelations etc. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_Wainer
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What Happens When AI-Generated Lies Are More Compelling Than the Truth?(behavioralscientist.org)
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TikZ Libraries(tikz.dev)
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Agent-Based Modeling and Its Tradeoffs(arxiv.org)
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Mathematical Fiction(kasmana.people.charleston.edu)
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