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Monthly Archives: June 2014
learning expectations
Some time ago, when I started as a Professor I was teaching a remedial class on mathematics for IT on a Master’s class at a prestigious university, at the end of one the sessions on of the students approached me … Continue reading
Posted in México, research
Tagged Dijkstra, elearning, IT, mathematical induction, mathematics, programming, teaching
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Regrets – Reminders of What Could Have Been
When I look back into my life I see a shadow of what happened and sometimes I wonder of what could have been. With hindsight, it feels like one should have known all along the results of our actions. If … Continue reading
now and then
Published on Jul 28, 2013 Follow Michael Stevens for MORE:http://www.twitter.com/tweetsauce LINKS AND SOURCES BELOW When was I conceived? http://www.whenwasiconceived.com Another conception calculator if the above link is down:http://www.paulsadowski.com/Birthday.asp (you can also Google “conception calculator” and find a bunch) Birthday star calculator: http://outreach.jach.hawaii.edu/birth… … Continue reading
Posted in संसार, culture, Γαῖα, research
Tagged cosmology, Michael Stevens, time, universe, Vsauce
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I’m Not a Humanist, Because I’m a Feminist
Originally posted on MySurmise:
The more and more I hear stories of people being afraid of feminism and hiding from the term, I feel more and more sad that the definition of and need for feminism is being questioned. Recently,…
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running
Uploaded on Nov 6, 2009 Human beings are a particular type of mammal. In this compelling clip, we see a tribesman runner pursue his prey through the most harsh conditions in a gruelling eight hour chase. Thought provoking content from … Continue reading
Posted in research
Tagged anthropology, Attenborough, BBC, hunting, Michael Stevens, running, Vsauce
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How to ace that job interview
Everyone wants to make a good impression during a job interview. If you’re lucky enough to have a real job interview, rather than a three-minute telephone “interview” with an indifferent recruitment agent, then these tips are for you Wear a … Continue reading