When a group of a certain animal is commonly referred to as a “murder”, you know that creature has a reputation. That is the case for the crow, the ubiquitous black bird that even the most … [Read More...]
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What do Deaf People Hear When They Dream?
As I went through my daily scroll through Reddit posts, I briefly read how deaf people interpreted dreams and was fascinated. This was never something I had thought about, and pondered for hours about … [Read More...]
Can People with Visual Impairment really see once again?
I have recently read an article “The Story of Braille” by the BBC Radio World Service and was aghast that out of Britain’s population of the two million people who are visually impaired, only 20,000 … [Read More...]
Is the Sun Too Hot for You?
Image by: unknown artist via techradar Do you remember catching a quick glimpse at the solar eclipse that we witnessed here in North America on August 21? You probably realized by now that looking … [Read More...]
The Applications of Machine Learning
Computer Code | Crusher95 via Wikimedia While browsing the internet I came across this interesting article, about some new applications of machine learning through virtual environments. As for what … [Read More...]
Rise of the Planet of the Jelly
A couple weeks ago I went paddleboarding at Jericho Beach, which I have done many times throughout my childhood. This time ended up being a learning experience for me, as I noticed how the amount of … [Read More...]
Polar Bears Aren’t White!
Tin Man via boredpanda.com One day as I was working on a biology project, I started to look up how polar bears got its white furs. I was very interested in what the result was because of how much I … [Read More...]