Using sensors in underwear, scientists can accurately zero in on small everyday tasks. That statement appears in a February 27, 2006 article in the Los Angeles Times. (Thanks to Investigator Kristine Danowski for bringing this to our attention.)
Month: February 2006
Heads-up cornrow computation
A tonsorial fashion analyzed (two aspects): (1) transformational geometry and iteration in cornrow hair styles; and (2) logarithmic curves in cornrow hairstyles. Thanks to Investigators Larissa and Bob Reeve for bringing this and their own cornrows to our attention.)
“What’s the matter with kids today?”
In the United States, a country where everyone has a nodding acquaintance with learning, a prominent education thinker tried a daring experiment. Steve Nadis explains: I always felt that kids who are cut off from television are kind of out of it in a quaint, Amish sort of way. Which is why I’ve trained my […]
Lie detectors for everyone
Lots of people, not just U.S. government employees, are having profitable fun talking about lie detectors. Alice Shirrell Kaswell of our staff reports that intrepid inventor and scientific superman Britton Chance is working on one. In an article in OE Magazine, he describes his hand-held cogno-sensor. He also describes himself, with characteristic modesty: Sitting in […]