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Category Archives: Education
The 13-Link Chain Puzzle and Other Fun Posers
Last Friday at the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI) I met Gary Antonick, who writes a numbers blog for the New York Times, a fun blog that you must check out. I gave him a puzzle and he loved it so much … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Innovation, Puzzles, Science
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The Job Creators?
The Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI) is a wonderful Berkeley organization dedicated to the advancement and celebration of Mathematics and its beauty and its application in every day affairs. For example on October 26th (two weeks from today) they are convening … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Education, Innovation, Investing, Money, Politics, Science
Tagged Mathematics
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Message to Fellow 1 Percenters
Wanna scare your Tea Party friends? Just yell “Big Government!“ The effect will be like throwing a slab of pork in a Taliban gathering. Or mailing a Dutch cartoon to an Egyptian lynch mob. Is the government too big? Are … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Education, Healthcare, Innovation, Money, Politics, Science
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The Scenic Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Train
I love trains. When I was 10 years old we lived near a railroad yard in Saharanpur, India. In the evenings, along with my siblings, I would walk along the yard tracks and watch the mighty steam engines as they … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Photography, Science, Travel, Vacation
Tagged Rockies, Trains, Travel
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Our Human Future – Green, Healthy, Prosperous, Abundant!
Thank God we have people like Sugata Mitra. Or Peter Diamandis. Or the hundreds of other pioneers who think like them and are transforming the world for the better. They have a vision of boundless optimism: a world of plenty, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Education, Evolution, Money, Science
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