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brockdavis:

Kindergarten books

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"Corporations, which previously had been considered artificial entities with no rights, were accorded all the rights of persons, and far more, since they are “immortal persons” and “persons” of extraordinary wealth and power."

Noam Chomsky - Profit Over People (via noam-chomsky)

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mydarkenedeyes:

Academia

Ravine

Waterfalls

By SnowSkadi

"Science does not purvey absolute truth, science is a mechanism. It’s a way of trying to improve your knowledge of nature, it’s a system for testing your thoughts against the universe and seeing whether they match."

Isaac Asimov (via explore-blog)

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blindmen6:

                                 Hidden Nature Revealed

See alsowww.physics.utoronto.ca/~nonlin/chladni.html

patternblog:

Square Chladni plate 5875.5 Hz by stephen w morris

A thin metal plate shaken vertical by a post in the centre will vibrate in a certain mode pattern. The pattern can be made visible by sprinkling white sand or salt on the plate. The grains are shaken off the areas where the plate is moving most violently (the anti-nodes) and collects on the non-moving regions (nodal lines). This technique was originally invented by Robert Hooke, but made famous by Ernst Chladni in the late 18th century.