Listen as Albert Einstein Reads ‘The Common Language of Science’ 1941 | Open Culture. Have you ever wondered how Albert Einstein sounded? Well here you have an opportunity to find out. In the link above… Read More »Listen as Albert Einstein Reads ‘The Common Language of Science’ 1941 | Open Culture
It is March 11th, 2013… and no that is not the date when the Earth will be demolished to make way for a hyperspace bypass. Instead it would be Douglas Adam’s 61st birthday.… Read More »Google Doodle for Douglas Adams. Happy birthday!
I have been waiting quite a bit for the RFU to make their podcasts available via iTunes or some other similar service. I used to listen to them but for one reason or another the… Read More »RFU Podcast feed – one that can be used!
Si están interesados en conocer más acerca de la poesía de Nezahualcoyotl, les recomiendo la nueva aplicación que Conaculta lanzó en iTunes. La obra del Rey Poeta aparece en náhuatl y en traducción al Casrellano,… Read More »Nezahualcoyotl: una aplicación de @conaculta
Now reading “Pricing the Future” – Finance, Physics and too 300-year journey to the Black-Scholed Equation by George G. Szpiro.
I was planning to post this yesterday, but for one thing or another I forgot… Anyway, yesterday Nicolaus Copernicus would have been celebrating his 540th birthday. Copernicus is well known for Heliocentrism, i.e. the idea… Read More »Copernicus celebrated – 540th Birthday Anniversary
A couple of days ago a number of people I know as well as me received an email from LinkedIn congratulating us. Why? Well apparently we had “one of the most viewed LinkedIn profiles for… Read More »Top 5% Most Viewed in LinkedIn? Mmmm…
Now reading: Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman Pretty good read.
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