See Links Everywhere Once there was a scientist. Who studied quantum mechanics. The various properties. Of orbital states. Of electrons. Of hydrogen atoms. One night. After smoking marijuana. Didn’t See That Before https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/Dec16Loop.mp4 And looking up at the stars. In his backyard. He noticed a […]
Lonely Monty Hall
What Is He Saying? I have this really weird friend that only speaks in structure language. He avoids content at all costs, and, surprisingly enough, it’s very compelling and soothing to listen to this person. Like all you want to do is blank your mind, when you listen to this person. All […]
Dice Throwing Magic
Pre Planned Genius I have a friend who went on a diet and lost a lot of weight, and gained quite bit of muscle definition. But before he did that, he created a very specific strategy that would satisfy a lot of different criteria. That way, he could use that same experience and […]
Toothpick Industrial Complex
Nano Bot Toothpicks Recently, the toothpick companies have been secretively and experimentally increase their technology. It turns that on a subatomic surface level, the inter-enamel can create some surprisingly non linear results. This may explain why, despite routine flossing, brushing and tooth-picking, tooth decay doesn’t see to correlate to any particular variable in […]
Hallucinated Statistics
Monty Hall There is an interesting problem in statistics and probability known as the Monty Hall problem. You can choose one of three doors. Behind one door is a car, behind the other two are goats. You choose door number three, and then Monty Hall opens door number one, showing a goat, […]
Structural Permutations
Pasta Machine I have a friend that just bought a pretty cool pasta machine. It comes without about 50 different attachments, so all you need to do is put dough in, and whatever pasta you want will come out the front. She said it’s cool to use, but really difficult to clean. […]
Immortal Monkey Apocalypse
Shakespeare Experiment There’s a theory that if you put enough monkeys on an island, each banging away on a typewriter, they’ll eventually produce all the works of Shakespeare. This is true in theory, so long as they bang on a typewriter long enough, a certain percentage of the random stuff they type will make […]
Caviar Planet
Bell Curve Experiment I saw this cool experiment a couple days ago. Not really an experiment, more like a demonstration. A demonstration of a math teacher to his elementary school students. About probability and the Gaussian distribution. He had all the students stand in one line in the gym and face […]
Intuition Calibration
Investment Seminar I went to this investing seminar recently. It was an interesting investing seminar. It was based on using your intuition to choose investments. The whole idea was how to calibrate your intuition so will be a very helpful investment tool. The guy started off by giving a few stories of people that […]