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@skdh Thank You Sabine I read Lost In Math when first published and cannot agree with you more. I’m so glad you voiced these concerns. I’m a physicist and have witnessed exactly what you have signaled in your book. I wish your words were around forty years ago - Thank you, thank you!
Don’t miss the upcoming webinar, “Dante Meets Einstein at Café Paradiso: Renewing the Vows Between Humanities and Science,” facilitated by @apitucco1 and Stewart Barr of @pimatweets! Save your spot: https://t.co/6Vx9oDRIl5
#thebookpitt. Educated, A Memoir. An absolute necessity to inspire, enlighten, and to empower the true beauty of capturing the human mind to its full creative potential. Thank you Tara for such a beautiful memoir, truly “An Education”!
Werner Heisenberg's personally autographed copy of one of British astrophysicist Sir Arthur Eddington's books. The inscription: "Prof. W. Heisenberg, with kind regards, A.S. Eddington" #histSTM
#thebookpitt: Dante and the Early Astronomer: Science, Adventure, and a Victorian Woman Who Opened the Heavens: Tracy Daugherty.
This is a must read about once again a “Hidden Figure” an Amazing Woman who opened our eyes to a new universe! https://t.co/3Ll3qyzXPQ
@donlemon@tylerperry@jemelehill Hi ok Not in priority order:
1.The Heart is A Lonely Hunter
2.Being There
https://t.co/0aJkpogGYB Lights
4. Bringing Up Baby
5. Casablanca
... and about 400 more....
Particles in the universe are grouped into two categories, based on their statistical properties. Force carriers are named after the scientist on the left. The building blocks of matter are named after the one on the right. Pictured: Satyendra Nath Bose and Enrico Fermi
Somewhere in the Workd having the perfect Martini while discussing possibilities of Relational Quantum Mechanics and the foundations of QM. Thank You Carlo Rovelli and Lee Smolin!