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Senses serve as the means through which our brains comprehend our surroundings. Many of us were educated that humans possess five senses — vision, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. We also learned that various animals have similar senses but often within different ranges. For instance, while humans perceive red, green, and blue light, numerous bird […]
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STEM from Scratch highlights opportunities each month to promote STEM-related initiatives for youth engagement. Here are the January opportunities! **1. [I-STEM Program](https://www.hdsb.ca/learning-and-resources/Pages/Secondary%20Education%20and%20Pathways/I-STEM.aspx)** – Available at Aldershot High School (Burlington), T.A. Blakelock High School (Oakville), and Elsie MAcgill Secondary School (Milton) – A 4-year program from Grade 9-12 (applications required in Grade 8 – selection by […]
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Woody Allen once said, “You can reach a hundred years of age, if you let go of everything that makes you desire to live to be a hundred.” This remark wittily highlights the irony of seeking a lengthy life while sacrificing enjoyment. The quest for health typically requires a balance between elements that foster longevity […]
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**Chromostereopsis: An Engaging Optical Curiosity Influencing Perception** Chromostereopsis is a fascinating optical trick in which various colors seem to be positioned at different depths. For some individuals, looking at a certain image may not elicit any unique response, merely revealing a blue iris within a red eye. Nevertheless, for others, including myself, it illustrates a […]
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Seeking a method to simplify life and add some enjoyment? Python is your solution! Not the creature, but the programming language for computers. Python’s popularity is skyrocketing not just among seasoned professionals but also novices globally. The language is famed for its capacity to effortlessly manage data. With Python, you can design your own calculator […]
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Back in the 1940s, prior to the development of the polio vaccine, the illness created considerable apprehension among parents with young children. How could one minimize the likelihood of their child contracting this dreadful disease? Some ill-informed public health officials suggested steering clear of ice cream due to a study that suggested a link between […]
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In the early 1770s, a physician from London named Percival Pott made a pivotal discovery about an unusual pattern among the youthful chimneysweeps in his area: an unusually high rate of a rare form of cancer impacting the scrotum. This extraordinary revelation not only underscored the harsh working environments that these young boys endured, often […]
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Any reaction occurring in solution necessitates stirring. From undergraduate experiments to top-tier state-of-the-art syntheses, stirring guarantees that reagents mix and react under regulated conditions. Magnetic stirrers – commonplace spinning workhorses – are fundamental to this process. Found in countless laboratories globally, they are nearly universally relied upon to perform their function without doubt. But what […]
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John Bargh’s publication “Before You Know It: The Unconscious Reasons We Do What We Do” takes an in-depth look at how unconscious factors influence our behaviors. As a distinguished social psychologist, Bargh utilizes his knowledge to investigate the motivations, objectives, habits, and the subtle environmental cues that shape human conduct. With an eye for captivating […]
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