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  1. I love that Thanksgiving has not become the corporate whore that Christmas has.
  2. Oh sweet buttery cinnamon-coated baked winter squash; you are the reason God tilted the Earth just enough for seasons.
  3. I have a dream... that every human being will have a tablet PC so we can actually share brainstorms and equations. Text is so restrictive!
  4. Solving planar projectile motion with Hamilton-Jacobi theory is like pounding in a nail with an asteroid.
  5. Today's questions: what are Hamilton-Jacobi theory and action-angle variables and why are they useful?
  6. @davidk01 It's especially useful for replying to someone's post, but you can also use it to link to people whenever you mention them.
  7. Possible A for physicists: Higgs boson?
  8. Q for scientists: What's the most shared assumption in your field that no one has yet been able to prove?
  9. The social nature of learning poses a huge challenge to online education initiatives.
  10. How those little learning machines called babies do what they do: http://tiny.cc/9bc63
  11. Feynman's Messenger lectures: great explanation of physics, even better explanations of the scientific process. http://tiny.cc/KjQos
  12. @esnyder262 what's up?
  13. Intelligence operates in a middle world between the unpredictable and the deterministic.
  14. @frostedbeagels to a first approx, couldn't you consider an action potential a bit?
  15. Q for neuroscientists: Are neural signals bandwidth limited? If so, what's the upper limit?
  16. Holy smokes! Dropbox is the most useful iPhone app I've ever found. Thanks to @danielbachhuber for the recommendation.
  17. Inspiring series of articles on doing innovative science http://tiny.cc/gvj2k (ironically aimed at students yet hidden behind subscription)
  18. Scientific advice from V.S. Ramachandran: important guiding question is not "Is this being done right?" but "Is this important?"
  19. @tiffanywen what? They wouldn't hurt a fly (or at least not a cardinal)...
  20. Any Windows 7 users have any useful new features they've discovered?