Stanislaw discusses characterization of intelligence by starting with thoughts about information. He characterizes language, signs, and their composition. The next section, Doubts and Antinomies, covers the creation of novel ideas […]
Menabrea’s work begins with an explanation of Charles Babbage’s machine similar to the structure of Turing Machines, except with a needle indicating position rather than some sort of marker on […]
Globalism has drastically changed the world economy over the last 200 years, but the impact it has had on international culture is far deeper. Chinese literature is exemplary of unique […]
The Problem The problem associated with short-term lending that is presently being discussed in Washington’s Legislative Bodies concerns one of the most common forms of these. The Associated Press best […]
In response to one of the questions that we were asked regarding our proposed solution to combat predatory lending, I would like to reference a piece I wrote for a […]
Coauthored by Vibhu Iyer CSE 490N: Neural Engineering Dr. Rao & Dr. Johnson Tuesday, March 15, 2016 Brain Computer Interfaces are highly complex systems which rely on highly accurate and consistent […]
Upon the discovery that the Seattle Art Museum exhibit that I had hoped to see was not in fact on display until 2017, I undertook the task of finding a progression […]
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As a teenager, so much of the prospect of adulthood embodies compliance, loss of purpose, and settling for much less than one could hope for. We live in a complex […]
Exploring Distances 2.0 