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Not always. I am a physicist. In my thesis I was working on "Moiré fringes" that many people had touched but nobody had truly thought about. As I saw them on X-ray topographs of SIMOX bicrystals, I was working in "reciprocal space" like everyone else (you don't need to know what that is to get the point of the story). And I could show mathematically that the fringes we studied were related to the integral over the change in reciprocal space. It took me months (I am not a mathematician, see?) to understand that a spacial integral over reciprocal space yields a straight-forward displacement field. From that day on, we were studying 3D-displacement fields at Angstrom scale and had a fast way to map defects in those new semiconductor materials. Once the algorithm was there, it was so trivial that I quit the field forever :-).

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This paradox can speak to us differently but insightful for sure! Imagine you're on a game show and you can choose between two prizes: a diamond ... or a bottle of water. It's an easy choice – the diamonds are more valuable. But if given the same choice when you were dehydrated in the desert, after wandering for days, would you choose differently? Why? Aren't diamonds still more valuable? Thanks TED-Ed and Akshita Agarwal

Prior to the Internet, political enemies of the United States only had Shortwave Radio like Radio Moscow to influence us politically. https://lnkd.in/ge5q-Cjz All that has changed dividing us into tribes with Russia, N Korea, China, Iran propaganda On Line. In the Air Force I learned a lot about our political enemies working at an AFRTS TV station in West Germany. https://lnkd.in/gDfWQFV9 We better fix our “Enemies On-Line” problem. https://lnkd.in/gEcfFpBT https://lnkd.in/g-jkQ3Mp?

Did you know that Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and the science of reading are closely linked in addressing reading difficulties? Picture this: educators screening and diagnosing specific areas of need, much like a skilled physician identifying ailments. By applying ABA principles such as reinforcement and shaping, tailored interventions emerge, akin to precision medicine for literacy. It’s about pinpointing the exact “frequency” of support each learner requires, leading to profound breakthroughs in reading proficiency. The OCPS K-12 Intervention Team is prepared to help you implement an Academic Intervention framework in response to the specific needs of learners on your campus!

Watch this short film. Pollution, mostly caused by cars, causes 40,000 deaths a year and costs the NHS millions. Short journeys can be done in other ways. Why are we accepting of car fumes in a way we don't accept dangerous fumes from smoking? Why do we accept that 500 deaths a year from cars hitting pedestrians is "an accident" that no one can prevent? The world is designed around cars first, people second... what if it wasn't? What if we designed roads for children to ride bikes and people to walk and talk? What if there were trees and plants in place of cars? Andy West Minna Eii Lucy Vanes Angela Willis Charlotte Adams Samantha Holmes Lorna Sankey Jessie Frost Alison Watson MBE

May lord Jagannath gives you wisdom, strength and guidance.