[Article] TV Show Touch Displays Society’s Growing Fascination with Patterns of Social Behavior
Popular television shows tend to reflect the broad ebb and flow of social mood trends.
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[Article] Shechtman Scaled Walls of Skepticism En Route to Nobel Prize
New science breaks old paradigms. “[Daniel Shechtman] discovered a type of crystal that contains spiral arrangements and is governed by Fibonacci mathematics. Initially believed impossible…”
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[Article] PhiMatrix Brings Phi to Life
Phi (or the Golden Ratio) appears in everything from atoms to Elliott Waves. What is this unique equation? Find out in The Socionomist.
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