Alexander Tse-Yan Lee – or, as he generally identifies himself, Alexander Tse-Yan Lee, B H Sci; Dip Prof Counsel; MAIPC; Maca – has been in the news lately, albeit tangentially. The internet has been a-twitter with fleeting mentions of Dr. Lee’s study called Hair Soy Sauce: A Revolting Alternative to the Conventional. Published in the […]
Month: August 2006
Almost-universal formula
Consider the following statement, which appears in a June 2, 2006 BBC report: “As psychologist Ilona Boniwell of Oxford Brookes University points out in her article, the formula fails to take account of contentment.” Why is the statement remarkable? Because it can be applied to nearly every formula, mathematical or otherwise. (Thanks to investigator Scott […]
Too much from Professor Brown
I would like to adduce the late H.C. Brown as a shining example. Who, during the 1970s and 80s, did not groan on seeing yet another paper from Professor Brown? Variation after variation on his boron reagents poured forth, each with slightly different characteristics and reactivity, later superseded by other variations in the endless series. […]
Jon Daniel Davey joins LFHCfS
Jon Daniel Davey has joined the Luxuriant Flowing Hair Club for Scientists. He says: I have long hair since I was 11 except for not avoiding the draft. My reseach deals with the development of cognitive representtion of children in large scale environments. Jon Daniel Davey Professor of Architecture Southern Illinois University Carbondale Carbondale, Illinois, […]