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Shamov | 27 January
TO BE YOUNG FOREVERAging has plagued biological organisms since life first began on planet Earth and it’s an accepted and universally understood part of life
Read More Shamov | 27 January
First, let’s set the stage: the world is becoming more global and interconnected every day. From multinational corporations to climate change to social and
Read More Shamov | 27 January
When Moby sang about humans being made of stars, he wasn’t just being poetic. It certainly wasn’t his idea though, as the theory has been around for
Read More Shamov | 05 January
Here’s an experiment that fits all ages: approach your mother and father (if they’re asleep, use caution). Ask them gently about that time before you were born
Read More Shamov | 05 January
Growth in the first industrial revolution was driven by engineering, the second through electricity and production lines, and the third by technology and
Read More Shamov | 05 January
Anyone who’s ever looked into retirement planning must have pondered the two basic questions: at what age does one want to retire and how does one estimate
Read More Shamov | 12 December
This post explores the inside workings of "X" (formally Google X, Google's R&D factory) through conversations with my friend Astro Teller, chief
Read More Shamov | 12 December
Eradicating diseases, mastering flight, near-instant global communication, going to the moon—humans have developed a taste for making the impossible possible.
Read More Shamov | 12 December
There has been a spate of articles and reports recently about the increasing importance of critical thinking skills for future employment
Read More Shamov | 14 October
Take a moment and think back to when you were in kindergarten.Activities like capturing tadpoles, making birdfeeders, and building forts filled school days
Read More Shamov | 14 October
The rapid development of so-called NBIC technologies – nanotechnology, biotechnology, information technology and cognitive science – are giving rise to
Read More Shamov | 14 October
Researchers show that foot’s impact helps control, increase the amount of blood sent to the brain.You probably know that walking does your body good, but it’s
Read More Shamov | 01 September
In 2017, I tried to live like an astronaut. I didn’t float around in weightlessness, conduct any ground-breaking experiments or see the Earth from space.
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