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Kali ini kita bahas bagaimana cara "berdusta" dengan menggunakan data, berdasarkan buku kondang "How to lie with Statistics" karya Darrell Huff.Bahasan utama mulai dari (1:29:05)

In this episode of Math! Science! History!, Gabrielle Birchak speaks with Dr. Kanisorn Wongsrichanalai of the Massachusetts Historical Society about the hidden epidemic that shaped the American Revolution. While battles raged, smallpox quietly threatened to destroy the Continental Army and colonial communities. From George Washington’s controversial order to inoculate his soldiers to Abigail Adams’s letters describing her family’s ordeal, this conversation reveals how trust in science, courage,

A primer on metal–organic frameworks (MOFs): crystalline, porous networks built from metal clusters (SBUs) and organic linkers. We unpack the idea of 'reticular chemistry'—designing molecular 'rooms' atom by atom—and trace the milestones from early four-arm structures to stable, highly porous MOFs. We explore why MOFs offer tunable pores, shapes, and environments that outperform traditional materials like zeolites, with applications spanning energy storage, carbon capture, pollution cleanup, ...

El primer episodio de esta nueva temporada de "Sintonía, la inteligencia artificial en las ondas" se grabó en la Noche Europea de los y las Investigadoras en Granada. Bajo el título "¿Qué no hace la IA?", el programa reunió a cuatro investigadores de la Universidad de Granada, dos de Neurociencia Cognitiva (María Cobos y Cristina Narganes) y dos de Informática (Carlos Peláez e Iván Sevillano). Los expertos coincidieron en que la IA no debe ni puede reemplazar la experiencia humana genuina ni las

We trace the Faroe Islands’ thousand-year journey—from early Gaelic settlement and Norse-era connections to Danish rule, the suppression and revival of the Faroese language, and the rebirth of the Løgting. Explore how WWII’s de facto self-government and the pivotal 1948 Home Rule reshaped modern autonomy, and why the 1973 decision to stay out of the EEC matters for independent fisheries governance. A story of resilience, identity, and a people charting their own course in the North Atlantic. ...

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Number of the Day - "377" This podcast is produced by Klassic Studios. Check out our other podcasts there! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Learn 50+ Years of Economics in Only 7 Weeks, by applying here: https://www.stevekeen.com(Plus get Ravel — the proprietary economic visualization software used in this video — as a bonus if you’re accepted and join.)Top Economist Steve Keen challenges reasoning by analogy and shows how to analyze the economy from first principles — the way engineers and physicists think. Using double-entry bookkeeping and live Ravel demos, Steve dismantles textbook models like loanable funds, exposes why

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The source text details the conceptual evolution of a structured note-taking and workflow system into a sophisticated, domain-agnostic Ethical Production Framework. Initially focusing on organizing creative tasks, the system rapidly incorporates robust safety and constraint layers to guide content creation, particularly concerning child safety and environmental sustainability, such as avoiding the promotion of wasteful materials. The framework progresses to become an AI-powered strategic augm...

We trace the arc of quantum tunneling from alpha decay and solar fusion to engineered giant quantum states in Josephson junction circuits. We unpack the 2025 Nobel‑winning work showing a macroscopic object tunneling through a barrier and exhibiting discrete energy levels, laying the groundwork for superconducting qubits and quantum engineering. Along the way, we ask what it would mean if other everyday, large systems secretly obey quantum laws waiting to be revealed. Note: This podcast was A...

Ecco che si torna a parlare del ritardo che il mondo manifatturiero, soprattutto le aziende medio-piccole italiane, hanno accumulato relativamente ai sistemi informativi ed alla cosiddetta “transizione digitale”, che comunque considero un’espressione fuorviante, perché dà l’idea che sia una cosa che una volta fatta … è fatta, e si può pensare ad altro.Non mi stancherò mai di dire che il mondo manifatturiero mi affascina tantissimo e che, se è vero che accusa un certo ritardo, non è per l’insipienza

A deep dive into regulatory T cells (Tregs): what they are, how FOXP3 acts as the master switch, and how thymic selection tunes them to balance tolerance and immunity. We cover their suppressive tricks—from cytokine signals to metabolic control of IL-2—and the difference between natural and induced Tregs, plus the roles Tregs play in cancer versus autoimmunity and how the gut microbiome helps train these brave referees. Note: This podcast was AI-generated, and sometimes AI can make mistakes. ...

From thymic education to the body’s last line of defense, this episode unpacks peripheral immune tolerance—the active backup that prevents autoimmunity and quiets benign exposures. We trace the Nobel-recognized discovery of FOXP3 and the master regulator role of regulatory T cells, outline the four intrinsic mechanisms that restrain self-reactive T cells, and explore the roles of tolerogenic dendritic cells and lymph node stromal cells. Join us as we discuss how these insights illuminate new ...

A deep dive into the Amplituhedron, introduced in 2013 by Nima Arkani-Hamed and Jaroslav Trnka, as a geometric reformulation of scattering amplitudes in planar N=4 supersymmetric Yang–Mills theory. In momentum-twistor space, a positive geometry encodes interaction probabilities as a volume (more precisely, a canonical volume form), bypassing thousands of Feynman diagrams and virtual particles. We’ll unpack how locality and unitarity emerge from geometry, why this approach massively simplifies...

In Part 2 of his conversation with host Glenn Murphy, Chris Fisher, CEO at Multrees Investor Services, continues to explore the values and strategic thinking that underpin modern wealth management.Building on the themes introduced in Part 1, Chris delves further into how the industry is responding to shifting client expectations — from a stronger focus on transparency and clarity to the growing demand for purpose-driven financial advice.He expands on the evolving responsibilities of advisers today,

The mathematical journey continues with digits 101-200.

Number of the Day - "376" This podcast is produced by Klassic Studios. Check out our other podcasts there! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hmm, this is a lengthy and complex transcript discussing two seemingly unrelated topics—financial responsibility and mathematical limits—and how they connect philosophically. The user wants a concise 300-word summary. The key is to capture the core argument: how society pushes individuals to manage infinite life complexity (financial fitness, entrepreneurial self) while mathematics proves some truths are inherently unprovable (Gödel, Omega). The summary should bridge these ideas, highlightin...