On this enlightening episode of the Popzara Podcast intrepid editor and education enthusiast Grayson Hamilton talks with Dr. Bryson Payne, a 15-year professor of Computer Science at the University of North Georgia, about his best-selling new book, Teach your Kids to Code: A Parent-Friendly Guide to Python Programming.
With quirky games and irresistible visuals it may be the perfect introduction to help bridge the gap between “not interested!” and “hey, lemme do that!” The pair also ponder the future importance and growing demand for STEM education for kids of all ages – especially the younger set. Here’s one Python that won’t bite back – who said programming had to be boring?
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When talking about EVs, kWh and kW are often mentioned without context, but neither is as complicated as you might think.
If the recent results from a new method of study of the expanding universe is true, then dark energy may well be getting stronger.
Oh no!
The power of Darkness gets stronger and stronger.
We need to gather the heroes of light to fight against this evil.
Science is mysterious. People ask questions and with the tools at their disposal, scientists address a hypothesis. Geodesy is the Earth science of accurately measuring and understanding the Earth’s geometric shape, orientation in space and gravitational field. Years of research in the field of geodesy has told us that a sphere is a close approximation of …
As a group, they're the perfect illustration of an echo chamber. Think of them as a control group, where the concepts espoused are clearly wrong, but they believe they're getting valid science (like drug control groups believe they are getting meds instead of placebos). Good studies of people's impressionability as members of a greater whole can be accomplished here.
It's funny how you judge others, regardless where's the proof of them being sickos?
1999: in 2019 AI would probably run the world we wont have to do anything.
2019: we're trying to convince people the world is round.
If earth is flat then most of the physics shouldn't work as they are working now. I saw a documentary on Netflix of this believe and I didn't get a single valid or scientific explanation from the believers how the flat earth works, why other planets are globes and earth is just flat, how the physics works with it, and so on. Seemingly flat earth is now in fashion, but it'll soon wears out. Hopefully.
Just imagine the number of people who would have to be in on the round "hoax" over the centuries for it to succeed. A few examples: Anyone who flies an airplane, or in one, around the world. Most international ship captains and crews. Meteorologists. Astronomers. Anyone professionally involved with satellites.
the world is flat, belive what you want, nasa the biggest hoaxers to the human race, and its funny watching them mug the human race off, enyoy the space travel... LUL
