What are Opposites in Nature?: 13 (Looking at Nature)

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It’s a way of questioning the world. And it’s the curiosity to look deeper into, into the universe to ask questions about why things are the way they are, and to come at those questions with a sort of balance of imagination and rigour.

In the early 1960s, A Michael Noll, an electrical engineer at Bell Labs, that sponsor of creativity, created what he called computer art. He did this on an IBM 7040, which was called a mainframe computer, it was as big as the room and had less power than your phone. Noll came out with the idea of why not use the computer to make pictures, to make images, and he made images, straight line images. The authors note that couples share traits for a variety of reasons: Some grow up in the same area. Some are attracted to people who are similar to them. Some grow more similar the longer they are together. Makeand Destroy: To “make” is to create something, while to “destroy” is to thoroughly dismantle or ruin it. Meanwhile, traits like height and weight, medical conditions and personality traits showed far lower but still positive correlations. For instance, the correlation for neurotocism was .11.Hippisley-Cox, J. Married couples’ risk of same disease: cross sectional study. BMJ 325, 636 (2002). Lima, T. (1995) Claude Lévi-Strauss. Regarder, Ecouter, Lire (resenha). MANA. Rio de Janeiro, v1, n 1. In this first episode, I spoke with Kim Stanley Robinson, one of the foremost science fiction authors in the world. Over the past four decades, he’s written many books, including my favourite, the Ministry for the Future, which is unique in giving hope to the challenge of climate change. He’s also covered many themes like human settlements and space in his Mars trilogy, and AI powered quantum computers in the novel 2312, and has won pretty much every science fiction award going, sometimes more than once. Stanley has inspired generations of science fiction readers and writers. Our conversation touched on many topics including the dangers of escapism, climate grief, and the myth of scientific objectivity. I hope you will enjoy it.

Heavy/Light: Imagine holding a textbook; it’s quite heavy. Now picture a feather; it’s as light as, well, a feather. The cycles of the seasons and of plants that progresses or entropies depending on the season. In summer it seeks to procure healthier leaves, whittling (entropy) of the plant is in autumn, the degrown plants (destruction) is in winter, growth (creating) of the plant or tree during spring. Where it's gaining or progressing, fully progressed occurs during summer, summer seeks stability as it seeks to keep (progress) the leaves and branches that are healthy, growth and progress reaching its end point of a cycle. Creation as part of yang, and destruction as part of yin, progress on one side (yang) and entropy on the other side (yin), is represented in the cycles. [ citation needed] Modern usage [ edit ] What connects all of those forms is fundamentally the question that they're asking of the world and the curiosity that drives their production.

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Yeah, and I think scientists have the self-perception of their profession where we center objectivity and we systematically remove subjectivity and values. Across both analyses, traits like political and religious attitudes, level of education, and certain measures of IQ showed particularly high correlations. For instance, on a scale in which zero means there is no correlation and 1 means couples always share the trait, the correlation for political values was .58. Olderbak, S. & Figueredo, A. J. Shared life history strategy as a strong predictor of romantic relationship satisfaction. J. Soc. Evol. Cult. Psychol. 6, 111–131 (2012). These advances occurred because Einstein thought like an artist, and Picasso thought like a scientist. Eintein with emphasis on symmetries in science. Viveiros de Castro, E. (2015). Metafísicas canibais: Elementos para uma antropologia pós-estrutural. Cosac & Naïf