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Three for the Road
Jeremy Bernstein
In this compendium piece, Jeremy Bernstein delves into the background and implications of ideas such as particle scattering, quantum entanglement, and the reality of Planck numbers.
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Finishing Physics
David LePoire
Within physics, David LePoire argues, logistic development is apparent both in its subfields and the field as a whole; his logistic analysis suggests that one more stage is yet to come.
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Homage to Quietanus
Jacques Mertzeisen & Jean-Pierre Luminet
A puzzling sundial, a transit of Mercury, letters with Kepler and Galileo, and a long-forgotten astronomer. Jacques Mertzeisen and Jean-Pierre Luminet tell the story of Johannes Remus Quietanus.
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The Obstetrical Dilemma
Chase Nelson
Bipedalism requires a narrow pelvis, larger brains require wide birth canals. Chase Nelson analyzes a new theory about human neonate helplessness: helplessness itself exerts a selective force.
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The Dark Side
Daniel Kleitman
The frustrations of being an astrobiologist. Mathematician Daniel Kleitman responds to Caleb Scharf’s Nautilus article “Is Physical Law an Alien Intelligence?”
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On Being a Fish
Bret Weinstein
How are humans fish? In the first of a series on technical nomenclature, evolutionary theorist Bret Weinstein distinguishes clade, taxon, and monophyletic group from functional groupings.
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Lost at Sea
Josh Gelernter
In 1938, the brilliant young theoretical physicist Ettore Majorana dropped off the face of the earth. Josh Gelernter explores his foundational work and mysterious disappearance.
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