Science
By December 2nd, 2021
Forces are more mysterious than you might think By Steve Humphrey Force is a term ubiquitous in Physics and in...
By November 2nd, 2021
Scary title, huh? But it’s something that you use and experience every single day of your life By Steve Humphrey ...
By October 6th, 2021
By Steve Humphrey The relationship between the mind and body has been recognized as a philosophical puzzle since Rene Descartes,...
By September 1st, 2021
By Steve Humphrey If you remember, last month I started talking about black holes, regions of space-time of (almost) infinite...
By August 4th, 2021
By Steve Humphrey By now, I expect that everyone has heard of “black holes,” regions of space time where the gravitational...
By July 7th, 2021
By Steve Humphrey Infinity? What a concept! Many use the term unthinkingly, but do people really know what they are...
By June 2nd, 2021
By Steve Humphrey Since one of the themes of the June issue is Outdoor Living, I thought I would discuss...
By May 5th, 2021
By Steve Humphrey With Real Estate as one of the themes for the May issue, it made me think of houses,...
By April 7th, 2021
A philosopher’s guide to betting on the Derby By Steve Humphrey Last year for the April Derby Issue, I wrote...
By February 3rd, 2021
By Steve Humphrey Love is mysterious. What draws one person to another? Why does A love B, while C has no...
By October 7th, 2020
By Steve Humphrey Illustration by Andrea Hutchinson We distinguish earlier from later and past from future, but what characterizes the difference?...
By September 2nd, 2020
By Steve Humphrey Illustrations by Andrea Hutchinson From the Scholium in Newton’s “Principia Mathematica,” it says “Absolute, true and mathematical time,...
