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In our simple example, the number of ways four people can be arranged into chairs is written as four factorial, which equals 24.

In fact, there are more possible ways to arrange this simple deck of cards than there are atoms on Earth.

When you hear the word symmetry, maybe you picture a simple geometric shape like a square or a triangle, or the complex pattern on a butterfly's wings.

Thinking about something as simple as body symmetry can help us dig far into our evolutionary past and understand where we, as a species, have come from.

And I thought to myself, "Three simple steps to a mega solution."

We can solve this problem in an extraordinarly simple way.

Combined with their lack of high level coordination, this would seem to make them terrible explorers, but there is an amazingly simple way that ants maximize their searching efficiency; by changing their movement patterns based on individual interactions.

These seemingly crude methods of search and retrieval are, in fact, so useful that they are applied in computer models to obtain optimal solutions from decentralized elements, working randomly and exchanging simple information.

But you can observe these fascinatingly simple, yet effective, processes directly through some simple experiments, by allowing ants to enter empty spaces of various sizes and paying attention to their behavior.

Ants may not be able to vote, hold meetings or even make any plans, but we humans may still be able to learn something from the way that such simple creatures are able to function so effectively in such complex ways.

The simple answer is that tattooing involves getting pigment deeper into the skin than the outermost layer that gets shed.

So my second insight is that, when we take the Turing test for poetry, we're not really testing the capacity of the computers because poetry-generating algorithms, they're pretty simple and have existed, more or less, since the 1950s.

Now, promoters are not simple on-off switches.

By freeing us from the tyranny of the bar line, we can visualize rhythm in terms of time, and a simple turn of the wheel can take us on a musical journey around the world.

Third, liars typically explain events in simple terms since our brains struggle to build a complex lie.

And finally, even though liars keep descriptions simple, they tend to use longer and more convoluted sentence structure, inserting unnecessary words and irrelevant but factual sounding details in order to pad the lie.

But it's still worthwhile to be aware of telltale clues, like minimal self-references, negative language, simple explanations and convoluted phrasing.

But that's not as simple as it sounds because constant advancements in technology and medicine have resulted in diagnoses such as coma, describing potentially reversible conditions, under which people would have previously been considered dead.

The story of the human eye begins with a simple light spot, such as the one found in single-celled organisms, like euglena.

Although the pinhole eye allows for simple images, the key step towards the eye as we know it is a lens.

As a simple analogy, think about driving a car onto a freeway.

But luckily, the solutions to this mounting threat are simple and intuitive.

These are very interesting circuits in the spinal cord of vertebrate animals that can generate, by themselves, very coordinated rhythmic patterns of activity while receiving only very simple input signals.

And here we want to start simple.

So it's good to start with simple animals like lampreys, which are very primitive fish, and then gradually go toward more complex locomotion, like in salamanders, but also in cats and in humans, in mammals.

So a simple geometrical system that kind of coordinates a bit the internal movement of the segments.

But there's one simple, if socially difficult, way of finding out how your breath smells: just take a deep breath and ask a friend.

Sounded simple enough.

The instruction was simple enough but I was missing something really important.

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