The quest-a thirst unquenchable..
Quest - a thrust unquestionable..
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by thequestforum · Published March 29, 2016
Aparna Rao, who collaborates with Danish artist Soren Pors , re-thinks and re-imagines the ordinary into something that is high-tech, playful, witty, and incredibly creative. Watch as she introduces a few of the duo’s creations: the “Uncle Phone” (see image above ) that is “so long that it...
Touch is an extremely powerful thing. Humans clearly respond to touch, both physically and emotionally. Some areas on our bodies are more sensitive than others, however. Laughing when tickled in our sensitive spots (under the arms, near the throat and under our feet) could be a defensive mechanism....
Nobel lecture-Jack Kilbye Listen to the the Nobel lecture from the inventor of integrated circuits. Turning potential into reality
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by thequestforum · Published March 17, 2016 · Last modified March 19, 2016
Following is the transcript of the classic talk that Richard Feynman gave on December 29th 1959 at the annual meeting of the American Physical Society at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) Here is a new video of this lecture Richard Feynman “Tiny Machines” Nanotechnology Lecture (I imagine experimental physicists...
Though we find 3-blade ceiling fans more often, we come across, quite occasionally, ceiling fans with four blades and very rarely, five-blade fancy fans, also. We would never see a ceiling fan with six or more number of blades and surely never a fan with a single blade....
Curiosity Prepares the Brain for Better Learning (Have you ever been curious to know something? That feeling is too humane) Do we live in a holographic universe? How green is your coffee? And could drinking too much water actually kill you? Before you click those links you might consider...
One hundred years ago, Einstein’s theory of General Relativity was announced to the world. Black holes, time travel, and the Big Bang beginning of our universe are all consequences of Einstein’s great theory. To celebrate, visit three ‘big physics’ facilities: CERN’s Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland; the vast...
Title song (Does debate makes us human?) Drug pushers. We tend to associate them with the bleak underworld of criminality. But some would argue that there’s another class of drug pushers, just as unscrupulous, who work in the highly respectable fields of psychiatry and the pharmaceutical industry. And they...
This week is Acupuncture Awareness Week. This is probably a good thing as, of all the alternative medicines, acupuncture carries perhaps the most myths. These myths need to be addressed.Acupuncture has achieved an accepted status perhaps even more than chiropractic and osteopathy as being now an accepted part of...
Debates form an integral part of human evolution.If one looks at the oldest civilizations like Greek and Indian civilizations a lot of emphasis was given to debates.The classic debates in the form of questions and looking for answers by Socrates and his disciples is well known.Similarly almost all...
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