#scienceandnature

I have been brainstorming and experimenting with fermentation, and it totally blew my mind how much we can benefit from it. Fermentation is more than just an old way of preserving food—it might have helped

In 1859 when Charles Darwin's Origin of The Species book was released, a lot smaller percentage of the population than today, could read. Education was not compulsory and was not accessible to all. As

It is perhaps easy to see how natural selection can change features within a species, yet not so simple to understand how a particular animal can evolve into a completely different one. In fact I have

How likely is one thing to happen as opposed to another? Is there a way for the human mind to easily understand probability beyond simple 50/50ish type chances? If we give an infinite amount of monkeys,

Thought Experiment - Coin Toss Imagine for a moment that you have gone along to a magic demonstration. When you get there, you see a banked row of seats facing a stage. On the stage there is a man dressed

Schroedinger told us that a cat could be both dead and alive at the same time, and we were fine with that. Einstein told us that light can bend and that gravity can slow down time, and we just shrugged