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This compilation of texts, primarily excerpts from Peter Kropotkin's "Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution," argues against the prevailing Darwinist interpretation of "struggle for existence" as solely individual competition. Kropotkin asserts that mutual aid and cooperation are equally, if not more, significant factors in the evolution of species, both animal and human. He supports this by presenting numerous observations of cooperative behavior across various animal species, from insects to ma...

Imagine writing a book so influential it becomes the undisputed authority on the nature of the universe for the next 14 centuries. Now, imagine its core premise is completely wrong. That's the legacy of Claudius Ptolemy. In this episode, we're exploring the ancient world's ultimate spreadsheet guy. Ptolemy didn't just guess that the Earth was the centre of the cosmos; he built a stunningly complex and predictive mathematical model to prove it; a system of circles-on-circles that could accurately

After almost a year away, Ordinarily Extraordinary: Conversations with Women in STEM is back — and we’re relaunching with something new: a co-host! In this episode, Kathy is joined by her longtime friend and new co-host, Linda LaTourelle, to talk with Stacy Cluff, IT and Broadband Manager at Mille Lacs Energy Cooperative. Stacy has worked at Mille Lacs for 28 years, wearing many hats in technology, IT, and now leading the co-op’s broadband program — bringing critical fiber broadband service t...

In this conversation, Eugenia Cheng discusses the importance of making math accessible and engaging for everyone, particularly those who have been discouraged by traditional education methods. She emphasizes the intersection of math and art, the dangers of oversimplifying complex issues with numbers, and the need for a more nuanced understanding of equality and fairness in society. Cheng also highlights the significance of mentorship and the impact of gender dynamics in mathematics, advocating for a

The provided text from the "History After Dark" YouTube channel describes the profound and often violent transformation of human civilization by capitalism over the last 500 years. It argues that before capitalism, societies were primarily agrarian, with communal land and production geared towards survival, not profit. The emergence of "war capitalism" involved European expansion, the transatlantic slave trade, and the enclosure of common lands, fundamentally altering social structures and cr...

In this episode of “In the Interim…”, Dr. Scott Berry interviews Dr. Derek Angus, Distinguished Professor and Chair of Critical Care Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh and Senior Editor at JAMA. The discussion addresses the decades-long controversy surrounding steroid use in community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) and sepsis. The episode delivers a chronological assessment of the evidence base—summarizing trial results from pivotal studies, including CAPE COD, REMAP-CAP, ADRENAL, and

Paul Ellis shares his decade's worth of experience with facilitating math circles. We will delve into:- where do math, zen, teaching, acting and parenting meet - what is the right age for problem-solving - why to do activities for their own sake - how to battle the sunk cost fallacy with free classes Startovač: https://www.startovac.cz/patron/misto-problemu/ FB stránka: https://www.facebook.com/mistoproblemu Web: https://www.mistoproblemu.cz/ Timestamps: (0:00) introduction (0:46) building a

These sources collectively explore the multifaceted influence and evolution of anime, particularly its impact on Western culture and animation. They detail anime's historical journey from early Western exposure in the 1960s to its widespread popularity, noting how specific works like "Akira" and "Ghost in the Shell" have significantly shaped filmmakers and artists globally. The texts also examine the cultural aspects of anime fandom, including the changing perception of "otaku" and the debate...

These sources collectively examine the multifaceted impacts of colonialism across various historical periods and geographical locations, with a particular focus on its relationship to archaeology, material culture, and indigenous identity. They explore how European colonial systems were implemented, often through economic and political dominance, and how this led to significant transformations in local societies, from language and urban planning to clothing and foodways. The texts also highli...

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The sources collaboratively outline the Topy Framework, a novel approach for designing and realizing physical systems based on topological principles. This framework proposes a speculate-verify-realize loop, where desired system properties are first defined as abstract homological patterns (P), then verified against constraints, and finally physically implemented. Initially, the framework suggests practical steps like using Software-Defined Radios (SDRs) for proof-of-concept experiments, such...

Brian’s story isn’t just about one student—it’s about every student who has ever struggled to learn math. In this episode of Tier 1 Interventions, discover how teaching the brain’s way transforms learning that sticks.Join Cheri Dotterer (OT, author of Handwriting Brain Body DisConnect) and Jonily Zupancic (Math Specialist, author of Making Mathineers) as they reveal why traditional learning doesn’t stick—and how the Mastery Math Method changes outcomes for every classroom.💡 You’ll learn: ✅

Send us a text You’ve probably heard the saying “Go slow to go fast” — but what does that actually look like in a math classroom? In this episode, we’re tackling one of the biggest challenges teachers face: balancing the pacing guide with the reality of diverse learners. We’ll dig into why slowing down might actually be the most powerful way to accelerate math proficiency for all students. 🎧 Listen now, subscribe to the podcast, and leave a review to share your biggest takeaway! 📘 Want to

The first source, "1912-richard-carlile.pdf," is a biographical pamphlet by Guy A. Aldred titled "Richard Carlile: His Battle for the Free Press," published in 1912. It details Carlile's life and his relentless struggle against government oppression and censorship in 19th-century England, highlighting his use of defiance to combat official terrorism and his championing of free speech and press. The second source, "Guy Aldred_copy.pdf," is an inventory of the Guy Aldred Papers, covering the ye...

Dr. Scott Berry hosts this episode of "In the Interim…", opening with statistical analysis of elite athletes before focusing on the misunderstood role of clinical trial simulation. He distinguishes simulation as a predictive tool from its use as an in-silico process that enables trial design exploration, iteration, and optimization. Clinical trial simulation provides a mechanism for iterative comparison of multiple designs, driven by ongoing team feedback and evolving trial objectives

The provided sources primarily explore literary journalism as both an academic discipline and a writing style, with a particular focus on Tom Wolfe's influential role and his complex legacy. One source highlights how Wolfe's 1973 publication, The New Journalism, solidified the field, though it also criticizes his emphasis on technique over ideological and political economy considerations. This text proposes a radical democratization of literary journalism, extending the definition of "literat...

Join Data Talks L’Oréal’s Chief Marketing & Digital Officer Asmita Dubey joins Wolfgang Fengler on Data Talks to unpack the “math & magic” of modern marketing, blending creativity and technology, the rise of beauty tech, and what Gen Z and Gen X really want.

Paweł Zaremba breaks down the role of oracles in DeFi: from price feeds and RWAs to signature aggregation, liquidations, and OEV. A fast-paced look at risks, incentives, and the future of data in Ethereum.-----PROMOCODE: BUIDLRADIO15-----Donate to Armed Forces of Ukraine:https://savelife.in.ua/en/donate-en/#donate-army-crypto-----Paweł Zaremba https://x.com/teghnetAndrey Sobol https://twitter.com/andrENsobol Polina Aladina https://twitter.com/Polycarpik-----Buidl Radio in twitter

The latest episode delves into the Ethereum Name Service with our special guest, Makoto Inoue. Learn about the significance of ENS, the auction mechanism behind it, its role in interoperability. Also, explore the implications of ENS in DAO governance, the proxy pattern, and the debate surrounding human-readable names.-----Donate to Armed Forces of Ukraine:https://savelife.in.ua/en/donate-en/#donate-army-crypto-----Makoto Inoue https://twitter.com/makoto_inoueAndrey Sobol