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Learning something new often involves making mistakes and discovering better approaches. When we immediately complete a difficult task for someone, …
We often assume that our eyes simply record the world around us. In reality, the retina and brain process information before we experience a visual …
Quantum mechanics did not make Newton’s laws useless. Instead, it revealed a broader physical description and helped establish where classical predi…
Some of my most rewarding engineering experiences involved learning unfamiliar technologies and applying them to difficult problems. Seeing exceptio…
When writing about scientific ideas, I often discover that a reader’s question identifies something my explanation has overlooked. Those questions a…
Two people may face similar uncertainty and interpret it differently. One sees an approaching problem. Another sees an unanswered question. Neither …
Disagreement can reveal information we had not considered. Listening does not require surrendering our position. It gives us an opportunity to test ou…
One fascinating finding from visual attention research is that people can overlook major changes in photographs. Have you ever discovered something …