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Send us a textIn the late 1800s, two books were published in the United States, arguing that science and religion were locked in an inevitable zero-sum conflict that would only be resolved when one winner emerged and completely vanquished its opponent. This viewpoint came to be called the “warfare thesis.” At the time of their publication, both books were severely criticized by book reviewers for shoddy scholarship and rampant unfairness. The reviewers’ critical assessments have subsequently been confirmed by historians. Yet, despite their dubious scholarship and questionable ...

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En Fabuloso, cada historia es real y cada dato está respaldado, pero igual vas a dudar. Primera temporada: Tu cerebro no está preparado para esto. Pacientes imposibles, cerebros rotos, mentes que se reinventan. Prepará la tuya.

What is capitalism, really? Drawing on Adam Smith, Douglass North, and his own experience as a teacher and economist, economist Michael Munger of Duke University discusses three stages of economic development with EconTalk's Russ Roberts: voluntary exchange, markets, and capitalism. Along the way, the conversation explores the moral and institutional foundations that make impersonal exchange possible, the transformative power of the division of labor, and how capitalism uniquely enables "time travel" through liquidity and equity finance. The conversation closes with a discussion of human ...

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La tappa dell'odierno viaggio ci porta più nello specifico alla scoperta dei disturbi di personalità.Mi sono state rivolte diverse domande in merito a cosa sia nello specifico un disturbo di personalità, quali caratteristiche ha e come è descritto all'interno del DSM-5.Da tutte queste curiosità nasce il viaggio di oggi!Non ti resta che trovare il tuo posto sull'aereo di #ilpensierononlineare allacciare le cinture e partire con me per una nuova tratta di In Viaggio Con la Psicologia

Dr. Wenqing Li joins Peng Zhang to discuss a recent study integrating genetics and transcriptomics for risk stratification of gastric cancer. The conversation explores the global epidemiology of gastric cancer, its high prevalence and mortality rates, particularly in East Asia and China, and the complex interplay of genetic and environmental risk factors, notably Helicobacter pylori infection.Read the full article:https://www.thelancet.com/journals/ebiom/article/PIIS2352-3964(25)00211-7/fulltext?dgcid=buzzsprout_icw_podcast_July_25_ebiomContinue this conversation on social!Follow us today at....

Multiple sizes of peel packs, indicators scattered everywhere, and that "mystery drawer" of surprises—if this describes your assembly area, you're not alone! In this Season 29 premiere of Beyond Clean’s “Planet Assembly,” Jenni Gibbs joins us to share how she transformed her department's assembly table chaos using 5S principles and ergonomic workstations that actually work for the people using them. From workplace injury data that convinced leadership to invest, to the surprising quality improvements that followed, Jenni breaks down the practical steps that turned her SPD’s cluttered...

On Humans is back from the break! To mark the summer heat, here is a two-part series on how climate has shaped the human story. In next week's episodes, we will explore the role of water and weather in the origins of European colonialism. But today, we start by crawling deeper into the past: to the origins of humanity itself.In this episode, Yale professor Jessica Thompson helps us navigate one of the most influential ideas in human evolution: that an ancient climate change pushed our ancestors out of the jungle, onto the savanna, and eventually toward big brains, meat-eating, and tool ...

On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the enigmatic history of the Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, Louisiana. Often dubbed "America's Most Haunted House," this plantation's past is shrouded in tales of tragedy, mystery, and alleged hauntings. Tony examines the origins of the plantation, the verifiable events that occurred within its walls, and the legends that have emerged over time. From the story of Chloe, the purported enslaved mistress, to the accounts of Civil War soldiers and haunted mirrors, we seek to discern fact from folklore. Join us as we explore the Myrtles Plantation's...

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In both her life and her work, researcher Karmella Haynes has never followed the pack. Karmella explains why she created her own area of research at the intersection of synthetic biology and epigenetics. Emory colleague David Katz weighs in on the challenges Karmella faces in pioneering a new research field. Plus Karmella’s sister Sherrone Wallace fills us in on their family life, and how their father raised them to inhabit spaces that weren’t always welcoming. Karmella has been recognized by the Hypothesis Fund as a Scout for her bold science and enabling others to pursue their big ideas....

We curate most relevant posts about Digital Construction on LinkedIn and regularly share key take aways. This edition collectively discusses the digital transformation within the construction industry, exploring its challenges, opportunities, and essential components. Many authors highlight the lack of integration between existing technologies and the consequent need for simpler, more aligned systems to improve efficiency and reduce errors. The importance of people-centric approaches, effective leadership, and communication strategies for successful technology adoption is a recurring theme, ...

Pastor Whitney and Brian Shelly read and comment on the Declaration of Independence. Happy 4th of July!! #Constitution #IndependenceDay #4thofJuly #Liberty

On this episode, taken from The Ben & Marc Show, a16z co-founders Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz dive deep into the unfiltered story behind the founding of Andreessen Horowitz—and how they set out to reinvent venture capital itself. For the first time, Marc and Ben walk through the origins, strategy, and philosophy behind building a world-class venture capital firm designed for the future—not just the next fund. They reveal how they broke industry norms with a bold brand, a full-stack support model, and a long-term commitment to backing exceptional builders—anchored in the radical ...

Ten months ago Science Quickly made space history by conducting the first-ever live interview from the cupola of the International Space Station (ISS). Astronaut Matthew Dominick spoke with Rachel Feltman about his work on the ISS and the stunning space photography that first caught our attention. Watch a video of the interview See more stunning space photographs from Matthew Dominick E-mail us at sciencequickly@sciam.com if you have any questions, comments or ideas for stories we should cover! Discover something new every day: subscribe to Scientific American and sign up for Today in Science,...

Once home to dinosaurs (fossils are still embedded in the rocks) and then the Ute tribe, Red Rocks has provided an unparalleled acoustic experience for both listeners and the many performers that have graced this famous concert venue for more than a century. Jersey Steve pilgrimages to Colorado to meet up with Don to examine its storied background and attend a Sting show. In the process, the team talks to the staff of Red Rocks, meets a man visiting from Eritrea, eats corn dogs and (thankfully) does not get hailed on.

Send us a textABA on Tap is proud to present Derreck Ogden and Joshua Nelson (Part 2 of 2):Derreck Ogden, part of the, ABA Impact Team, works with business owners and c-level executives. His work focuses on preventing business disruption. He is highly regarded for his professionalism, courtesy, and trustworthiness, and clients appreciate his cutting-edge knowledge of technology. A testimonial praises his expertise in choosing and adapting computers to meet specific needs. Derreck Ogden is also recognized as the Chief Executive Officer at WOM Technology Management Group. In this role, he draws ...