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June 14, 2013
Detecting Parkinson's with a Simple Phone Call
Discover how a simple 30-second phone call can detect Parkinson's disease with 99% accuracy, revolutionizing early diagnosis and management.
Published on
June 14, 2013
The Illusion of Reality: How Awe Shapes What We See in Film
film movies
Explore how visual effects in films like Apollo 13 and Titanic use memory and emotion to create awe-inspiring experiences that transcend reality.
Published on
June 14, 2013
The Power of Disagreement: How Constructive Conflict Drives Progress
psychology business society
Explore how embracing disagreement and constructive conflict can drive innovation and progress, as exemplified by the groundbreaking work of Dr. Alice Stewart.
Published on
June 14, 2013
The Punishable Perils of Plagiarism
education writing ethics
Explore the various forms of plagiarism, from blatant copying to subtle paraphrasing, and learn how to uphold academic integrity by fostering original thought and proper citation practices.
Published on
June 13, 2013
The Poetic Origins of the Word Window
etymology language history
Explore the fascinating etymology of the word 'window,' tracing its roots from Old Norse 'vindauga' (wind eye) to its modern usage. Discover how kennings, metaphoric compounds popular in Norse and Old English, shaped the word's meaning and its evolution beyond a simple architectural feature.

Detecting Parkinson's with a Simple Phone Call