This post is a bit different than usual, no science or economics here. Just some information about New Zealand traveling. Click here to jump down to the gold Tawanui Campsite – Catlins, New Zealand Tawanui is less than 2 hours … Continued
“All for ourselves and nothing for other people, seems, in every age of the world, to have been the vile maxim of the masters of mankind.” – Adam Smith, Wealth of Nations, 1776 Real wages in the US have been … Continued
Catchy headlines have been whizzing around the internet recently: “Scientists develop Matrix-style technology capable of ‘uploading knowledge’ to your brain” – The Independent “Scientists discover how to ‘upload knowledge to your brain’ ” – The Telegraph The news reports claim trained … Continued
This survey was run in conjunction with my post on color vision and the implications EnChroma glasses have on our understanding of what color is. If you are interested in learning more about how color vision works, why some people see … Continued
This “rant” about minimum wage, fast food, and military compensation has been circulating around Facebook for the past few years, one version can be seen here: Other versions read something like: “Okay, rant – For those fast food employees striking … Continued
This is a short post about why we forget things so quickly aimed at the general public in conjunction with University of Otago’s Brain Health Research Center. Memory systems of the brain, explained “Ah where did I put my keys? … Continued
Update July 18th, 2016: Some great changes are coming for Title III! You were smart enough to gamble but too dumb to invest, until now with Title III and IV of the JOBS Act Odds of winning the Jackpot in … Continued
What is currently going on in the Podcasting world? A bit of podcast history I’m fascinated with podcasts as a source of entertainment and education and have been listening to them pretty religiously for the past 5 or so years. Podcasts are … Continued
I still remember the day you arrived. So white was your fur. You’d have been lost on a blank page had it not been for your ruby eyes. You squeaked along with your friends as you chased them through a … Continued
In a recent opinion piece, Peabody award winning journalist Dan Rather pointed out that ignoring science has become a large issue in the United States. It is a great article and very much worth reading in full, but at is core Dan … Continued