Category: Science
Facebook Study Pins ‘Echo Chamber’ Of Opinions On Users’ Choices
May 7, 2015
Facebook conducted a self-imposed study on its users' news feed, concluding that it is overwhelmingly an echo chamber of their own ideological views.
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The Gingrich-Adams Lesson
April 23, 2015
As Newt Gingrich champions government spending on not only infrastructure, but on commerce, art, and medicine as well, he echos the demands of president John Quincy Adams.
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World’s Biggest, Fastest Particle Collider Restarts
April 5, 2015
The Large Hadron Collider restarted Sunday after a two-years of work to make the biggest machine ever built even faster in the hope that it will unspin the secrets of the creation of the universe.
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Mars Rover Curiosity Offers Tantalizing Taste Of 2-Tone Mineral Veins
April 3, 2015
Mars Curiosity rover's recent discovery points to an even more complex, and perhaps long-lived, watery environment on the Red Planet.
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