The Greatest Animal War
Evolution The Greatest Animal War Competition in Cambrian seas helped cause an explosion in diversity. By Brooke Borel September 2, 2014 Illustrations by Katie Scott Add a comment Battles fought 542 million years before today helped fuel a blast that brought humans and most animals into existence. The great Cambrian Explosion was a period of unprecedented one-upmanship. Beastly claws crushed throu
The Math That Takes Newton Into the Quantum World - Issue 69: Patterns - Nautilus
Math The Math That Takes Newton Into the Quantum World How a math professor learned to stop worrying and love algebraic geometry. By John Baez February 26, 2019 Add a comment In my 50s, too old to become a real expert, I have finally fallen in love with algebraic geometry. As the name suggests, this is the study of geometry using algebra. Around 1637, René Descartes laid the groundwork for this su
This Is Your Brain on Silence
Neuroscience This Is Your Brain on Silence Contrary to popular belief, peace and quiet is all about the noise in your head. By Daniel A. Gross July 31, 2014 Illustration By Leonard Peng Add a comment One icy night in March 2010, 100 marketing experts piled into the Sea Horse Restaurant in Helsinki, with the modest goal of making a remote and medium-sized country a world-famous tourist destination.
Kolmogorov Complexity and Our Search for Meaning
Math Kolmogorov Complexity and Our Search for Meaning What math can teach us about finding order in our chaotic lives. By Noson S. Yanofsky July 31, 2018 Add a comment Was it a chance encounter when you met that special someone or was there some deeper reason for it? What about that strange dream last night—was that just the random ramblings of the synapses of your brain or did it reveal something
The Strange Inevitability of Evolution
Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . Evolution The Strange Inevitability of Evolution Good solutions to biology’s problems are astonishingly plentiful. By Philip Ball November 24, 2014 Illustration by Jon Han Add a comment Is the natural world creative? Just take a look around it. Look at the brilliant plumage of tropical birds, the diverse pattern and shape of leaves
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