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In 1920, Czech writer Karel Capek published a science fiction play called "R.U.R.", short for "Rossum's Universal Robots."
One of science's tastiest reactions occurs at 310 degrees.
Grab your glass of milk, put your feet up, and reflect that science can be pretty sweet.
So let me give you some examples from cognitive psychology, from complexity science, from social psychology, and of course, rock 'n' roll.
Let's talk about complexity science.
Authors of science fiction and fantasy literally build worlds.
I didn't dream up Hogwarts or the Star Wars' Cantina, but I have written some science thrillers for kids and young adults.
Calling something absolute in science means that arbitrary standards are not used in its measurement.
Two-thirds of the public and nearly half of science teachers mistakenly believe the 10% myth.
I know, I've been studying recycled water using every measurement technique known to modern science for the past 15 years.
In math and science, symmetry has a different, and very specific, meaning.
Turns out, they're essential in many fields of math and science.
Traditionally, medical science has been about testing treatments on large groups to determine what would help a majority of patients.
It's not surprising then that entanglement is at the core of quantum information science, a growing field studying how to use the laws of the strange quantum world in our macroscopic world, like in quantum cryptography, so spies can send secure messages to each other, or quantum computing, for cracking secret codes.
What if we took a more direct approach, using communication science to analyze the lies themselves?
And for the last 10, 15 years, this was so special to me, because this molecule has turned out to be one of the most revolutionary tools in biomedical science, and it's allowing us to better see inside ourselves.
Some science museums have an exhibit which consists of a screen of blue light, allowing you to see these blue sky sprites much more clearly than you normally would.
I was working at the ACLU as the organization's science advisor.
One of the major challenges we had in preparing the case was figuring out how best to communicate the science.
In reading the opinion, we could not get over how eloquently he described the science in the case.
It's us parents who feel like computer science is this esoteric, weird science discipline that only belongs to the mystery makers.
It turns out that we're fighting one of the most evolutionarily-conserved learning processes currently known in science, one that's conserved back to the most basic nervous systems known to man.
For this selfless act of devotion to science, Dr. Unger received an Ig Nobel Prize, a parody of the Nobel Prize that recognizes wacky, but weirdly fascinating, scientific accomplishments.
And over the years, from year after year as I've visited them and they've visited me, I get to gather with them and I sing and we write and we love it, because it reminds us that we're not just there to pursue science together; we're bonded through a shared humanity.
But the way that science works, the position I was in at that point is, I had the data, and I could have worked in a silo for many, many months, analyzed the data carefully, slowly, submitted the paper for publication, gone through a few back-and-forths, and then finally when the paper came out, might release that data.
Race medicine is bad medicine, it's poor science and it's a false interpretation of humanity.
That's why I have begun to teach this new hybrid discipline that I call "textual science."
If romantic love has a purpose, neither science nor psychology has discovered it yet.
So let me tell you a data science story.
What does science have to say?
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