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“The Science of Getting Rich” was written by Wallace Wattles and published in 1910. This book is a core part of the foundation of the modern self help movement and the material promoted by people like Tony Robbins, Jack Canfield, Robert Kiyosaki, Zig Ziglar, Wayne Dyer, Joe Vitali and so many others. This book is… Continue reading A Critique Of "The Science Of Getting Rich"

I know the wiki says “late 2020”, but I am trying to troubleshoot not finding an article (I already put the request in r/scholar). It was published in February 2020 and I can’t tell if the problem is due to it not being uploaded or because of another technical issue.

In today’s world, “data is the new oil.” As such, anything related is receiving huge positive responses and outreach globally. Among these, data science has become unparalleled when compared to similar aspects of its field. Because of that, various job openings and opportunities have opened for scientists, analysts, Business Intelligence (BI) analysts and developers, analytics… Continue reading What Does A Data Science Course Encompass?

During my 1978 Artist-in-residency at the University of Adelaide I wrote to black hole physicists around the world pointing out that when Einstein’s mathematical theories were subjected to the universal forces obeying the law of equal and opposite reaction, then later his worldview of physics reality would have to be rewritten. My theories were recorded… Continue reading The Science-Art Solution to Climate Change

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The weeping, talking trees in Virgil and Dante suggest that the idea of communication with plants is of great antiquity, but only in the sense of transmigration of human souls into plants; the subject is not yet real plant intelligence in its own right. Then comes the transitional example in the early part of William… Continue reading Intelligent Plants in Science Fiction

If we look life 100 years ago, and compare that with the today’s life, we will notice that Science has dramatically changed human life. With the dawn of the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century, the effect of Science on human life rapidly changed. Today, science has a profound effect on the way we live,… Continue reading 30 Points, How Science Has Changed Our Lives