mindhacks

Napoleon and Hitler, were born 129 years apart, they also came into power 129 years apart, and they both declared war on Russia 129 years apart. What’s even more unbelievable is that they were both defeated

It's the end of the year, and if you're a student like me, two things could've happened this semester: you're glad that you passed your classes and you're finally on a winter break, or you can't believe

Growing up you may have heard the phrase: “give it your 110%”, but is it possible to push yourself, or any system above 100%? The whole idea behind “giving your 110%” was used a motivational boost to break

We know that the universe is the collection of all space and time. We also know that the universe has a high probability of taking on 3 different geometric bodies: flat, spherical, and negatively curved.

The universe is the collection of all space and time. This practically includes everything that is existential: molecules, you, cities, planets, stars, galaxies, etc. So, the question is: is there a finite

I'm sure you heard the phrase: "I hate math". It's ironic because math is such a fundamental field of study that helps shape the world we know today. Math is practically everywhere; architecture,

The question is: “How far will technology go”? It’s been 10 years since the iPhone was first introduced, and it was revolutionary considering that this was the first smart phone available to the main stream

We’ve all seen a scene in a movie where the world around the hero (or villain) appears to be in “slow motion”. It usually happens when the individual is moving very fast; notable references would be the

A nuclear fallout, or simply a fallout is known as the events following a nuclear explosion. This is because residual radioactive material is propelled into the atmosphere following a nuclear blast and

Next time you're hanging around a couple of your math and science friends you should ask them this question: "Is it possible that we exist within a computer simulation"? Some believe that it

A “wearable” piece of technology is defined to be an electronic that can be worn on the body, either as an accessory or integrated into the clothing itself. Examples of popular wearables are smart watches,

A Smart City is an urban area that uses a combination of electronic data and sensors to gather information used to manage resources efficiently. In other words, a smart city is a city that has integrated

When you delete a file on your computer, where does it go? Most of us know that it goes to a digital “recycling bin”. The name of your recycling bin can vary depending on your operating system (Windows,

Boredom is defined as feeling weary because one is unoccupied or lacks interest in one’s current activity. The question is; why does this happen? Interestingly enough humans are not the only beings that

Materialistic is defined to be excessively concerned with money or material-possessions. Interestingly enough as our society grows the word “materialistic” is used out of context plenty of times, for example:

The Law of Large Numbers states that as the number of trials or observations increases, the actual or observed probability will approach the theoretical or expected probability. This can be easily visualized

Good morning, afternoon, or evening where ever you may be, my name is Thomas and I am very excited to be a part of Steemit! Upon joining I’ve heard so much about the Steemit platform and the opportunity