“What they found was that, when there were two grates in place, the atom passed through it on many paths in a wave form, but, when the second grate was removed, it behaved like a particle and took only one path through. So, what form it would take after passing through the first grate depended on whether the second grate was put in place afterward. Therefore, whether it continued as a particle or changed into a wave wasn’t decided until a future event had already taken place. Time went backwards. Cause and effect appear to be reversed. The future caused the past. The arrow of time seemed to work in reverse.”
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Tweet by BerkeleyFood
Awesome infographic showing the #BayArea need for #affordablehousing. http://t.co/n2BXBBs8a8 pic.twitter.com/lb4B5thRK8
— BFHP (@BerkeleyFood) October 6, 2015
Hell’s Club, a place where all fictional characters meet
from: October 6, 2015 at 11:23AM
Coddle U vs. Strengthen U–What a Great University Should Be
from: October 6, 2015 at 10:31AM
Tweet by chaseclemons
NASA released over 8,400 high-res photos from the Apollo missions. They're absolutely incredible. https://t.co/k7mIZKQbOQ
— Chase Clemons (@chaseclemons) October 5, 2015
Review of “The Amazing Inner Lives of Animals”
“Safina explains how an evolutionary understanding of the emotions helps us to see even humble creatures as individuals. The chemical oxytocin creates feelings of pleasure and a craving for sociality. So widespread is it that it must have originated 700 million or more years ago. Serotonin, a chemical associated with anxiety, is probably equally ancient: crayfish subjected to mild electrical shocks have elevated serotonin levels, and act anxiously. If treated with chlordiazepoxide (a common treatment for humans suffering from anxiety) they resume normal behavior.”
My Simplistic Theory of Left and Right
Leftists are anti-market, rightists are anti-leftists.
Can philosophy be justified in a time of crisis?
from: October 5, 2015 at 07:30AM
Credit score differences can predict success of relationships
“Contributing to a growing literature on the role of trust and social capital in supporting economic institutions and growth, our results present new evidence on how mismatch in trustworthiness within a household may affect its stability.”
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Diffing images with a single line of CSS: http://t.co/zMuVNd9pAI ..neat, next up: find an excuse to use this trick! pic.twitter.com/sdtb10kpHv
— Pamela Fox (@pamelafox) October 2, 2015
Socha: The Hidden Vulnerability of Others
Socha: The Hidden Vulnerability of Others
Lutalica: The Part of Your Identity That Doesn’t Fit Into Categories
Lutalica: The Part of Your Identity That Doesn’t Fit Into Categories
Lachesism: Longing for the Clarity of Disaster
Lachesism: Longing for the Clarity of Disaster
A tumor stole every memory I had. This is what happened when it all came back
“More often than not, the adjacent memories bore no temporal proximity to one another. This suggests to me that there is some kind of metadata associated with each memory. I was now relying on this information to create a chronological order. This went on for days, weeks, and in some rare instances, even months after my surgery.”