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Jackson Pollock, Closet Physicist

Jackson Pollock, Closet Physicist

Jackson Pollock (d.1956) is famous to mainstream people more for the movie about his troubled life than his art, but his drip paintings have intrigued more than art historians. A quantitative…
Dante in the Scientific Inferno

Dante in the Scientific Inferno

The topic of Dante came up recently here in a comment stream following an article on parsley.  So I am taking this opportunity to share with you two of my favourite bits. First, from Canto XVI…
I Will Vote

I Will Vote

Democracy should never be given for granted. So if you are given a chance to cast a vote, you should not overlook the fact that voting is both your duty toward your country, and a right you need to…
Dr. Sascha Vongehr's Science 2.0 Articles by Topic

Dr. Sascha Vongehr's Science 2.0 Articles by Topic

Recent articles are chronologically at: column. But here, articles are categorized thematically. Topics are in no particular order, starting with Physics before going to Consciousness, Drugs, Atheism…
Library Of Congress - Government Gets It Right

Library Of Congress - Government Gets It Right

Government work is usually a thankless job - yes, thanks to guaranteed pay raises and a union that can shut down the government, government employees make more money than the private sector and have…
Skateboard Acrobats

Skateboard Acrobats

If you love skateboarding and if you love Venice, and if you are curious to see how a skater can live there regardless of the cronic absence of sporting structures (no skate parks, no way), have a…
Rapture This

Rapture This

Folks went apeshit over Stephen Hawking speaking his belief that heaven is a fairy tale. Some crazy fool insisted the rapture was today. And the world turned on. And on it will turn.…