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How the Brain Enables Us to Rapidly Focus Attention

Neural Networks that Grow – Shallow Thoughts about Deep Learning

Synthetic organisms are about to challenge what 'alive' really means

There’s already a blueprint for a more accessible internet. If only designers would learn it

Polyphasic.net website has been released!

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A 5,000-year-old mass grave harbors the oldest plague bacteria ever found

On the Importance of Commit Messages

Recently I’ve been trying to channel my emotions into my design work. This poster is the product of that.

CraS.Sh -- cross-browser purely js-less way to crash any modern browser

How to Build Artificial General Intelligence AGI (Late 2018) | XUCHAT

Using linear algebra to solve a Google interview problem way faster than the standard solution

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for the Recovery of Gait and Balance in Stroke Patients (in humans) - new study in Molecular Psychiatry explained by BrainPost

Scientists First To Engineer Tissue From Patients' Own Cells To Regenerate Diseased, Injured Organs

Being yelled at: Our brain on alert in a flash - 'Researchers from the University of Geneva studied the way our attention focuses on different sounds in our environment and observed how the brain is alerted when it perceives anger.

Rene Descartes and the Search for Certain Knowledge

A collection of landmark and national park designs I have been working on as a long-term project

Checklist: How to Become a Digital Nomad in 2019

How can one live spiritually and environmentally consciously without completely rejecting or separating from society?

How TDD Can Prevent Over-Engineering

Cooperation among cancer cells: applying evolutionary game theory to cancer

Running in highly cushioned shoes increases leg stiffness and amplifies impact loading

Researchers at Stanford University found that the main active component in royal jelly, a protein called royalactin, activates a network of genes that bolsters the ability of stem cells to renew themselves, as reported in Nature Communications.

How to Deal with Difficult People on Software Projects

Securing Your Site like It’s 1999

I’ve reached a point where I want to just get up and go somewhere else.

Neurotypical men with high levels of autistic traits form facial trustworthiness impressions of others, but avoid using those impressions when it comes to making trust-based decisions.

No, negative masses have not revolutionized cosmology - Backreaction

Pumpkin Spice and everything nice keto latte! 1/2 cup almond coconut milk, 1tbsp MCT oil, 2tbsp pumpkin purée, sprinkle of pumpkin pie spice, 2 cups of coffee and 2 stevia packets blended together ☺️

How do we incentivise people to be healthier? A new study with more than 400,000 people in the UK, USA and South Africa on rewards schemes suggests that the fear of losing something is a better incentive than the prospect of gaining a benefit.