This list shows the last 20 articles that I saved to my Pocket account and that I haven't read yet, it updates automatically when I archive them.
Most of the articles are about science, politics and a bit of philosophy, have fun!
Time was found to flow differently between the top and bottom of a single cloud of atoms. Physicists hope that such a system will one day help them combine quantum mechanics and Einstein’s theory of gravity. The infamous twin paradox sends the astronaut Alice on a blazing-fast space voyage.
Feeling blue? Strangely, it might mean that you're actually better at judging your performance—and reality in general—than when you're not.
Two ways of approximating the ultra-complicated math that governs quark particles have recently come into conflict, leaving physicists unsure what their decades-old theory predicts. Objects are made of atoms, and atoms are likewise the sum of their parts — electrons, protons and neutrons.
How does consciousness arise in mere flesh and blood? To the neuroscientist Anil Seth, our organic bodies are the key to the experience. Anil Seth wants to understand how minds work.
You’ve no doubt heard the well-worn advice that “if you do what you love, you’ll never work a day in your life.” It’s a nice idea but a total myth.
Can natural explanations to life’s big questions be as consoling as religious ones? Last month, Harvard University named a new Chief Chaplain: Greg Epstein, an atheist.
One might have thought it was already exciting enough for our Physics Project to be showing a path to a fundamental theory of physics and a fundamental description of how our physical universe works.
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Forget cramming, ditch the highlighter, and stop passively rereading. The psychology of learning offers better tactics The year was 1993 and, aged 16, I was about to sit my Geography GCSE exam. This was an ‘old school’ style public examination, held in the school’s gymnasium.
Laurent Fargues and Peter Scholze have found a new, more powerful way of connecting number theory and geometry as part of the sweeping Langlands program.
Building an effective platform is a goal for most organizations, but can sometimes be difficult to achieve. REA Group is a long-term client of Thoughtworks and has been on a decade-long platform building journey.
Zizek: 'In Europe we didn't yet fully accept the fact that the 20th century is over.' Click To TweetI still believe in the saying of this old Frankfurt School fellow traveler Marxist Walter Benjamin who said that behind every rise of fascism there is a failed revolution.
Are you really addicted to your smartphone? Or is it a made-up story to scare you? This is an argument for why all different kinds of digital addiction are real, and why the Internet has the qualities needed to get us addicted with a higher probability than we like to admit.
Small blobs of human brain grown in a dish have been coaxed into forming rudimentary eyes, which respond to light by sending signals to the rest of the brain tissue.
Facebook representatives approached controversial surveillance vendor NSO Group to try and buy a tool that could help Facebook better monitor a subset of its users, according to an extraordinary court filing from NSO in an ongoing lawsuit.
How to prevent email spoofing on your domain, using an unholy combination of silly standards. Recently, I encountered a problem. My domain didn't correctly implement SPF, DKIM, or DMARC.
Basado en la presentación de XConf 2020: ¿Qué es la arquitectura centrada en el dominio y por qué lo necesitas en tu negocio? Yerko Aguirre — Javiera Laso
For decades, Earth’s energy system has been out of whack. Stability in Earth's climate hinges on a delicate balance between the amount of energy the planet absorbs from the sun and the amount of energy Earth emits back into space.
