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Temporal discounting

Neuroscientist Samuel McClure on why we violate our best intentions, ‘dual selves model’, and pathways in our brain that process decisions

Spacetime Symmetries in Elementary Particle Physics

Theoretical physicist Xavier Bekaert on the superposition principle, unitarity of particles, and the ways to classify elementary particles

Hawking Radiation

Matematician Hadi Godazgar on the Big Bang, black holes, and the Information Paradox

Dante’s Heaven

Alessandro Scafi on Divine Comedy story line, the desire of God, and Mark Twain

Astronomer Christopher McKee on gas clouds, supernovae and theories of massive star formation

Native American Architecture

MIT Prof. Mark Jarzombek on love to turquoise in Mayan culture, mobile architecture of Plains Indians, and getting away from the old view on ancient nations

The Anthropocene biosphere

Scientists have assessed the contribution of humans as a species to the history of life on Earth

Economist William Luther on the popularity of cryptocurrencies, attitudes toward the blockchain, and the future of the Bitcoin market

Archeologist Tim Reynolds on Mousterian tools, cross-species interactions, and Neanderthal language

Microscopic Theory of Melting

Chemist Mark Tuckerman on classical nucleation theory, rare events phenomena, and energetic balance in the melting process

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