Braaaaaains
This man is brilliant. His talk makes me want to switch into neuroscience - and believe me, I loves me my bugs. It also just gets me all excited about the future.
Can you tell I'm addicted to the TED talks?
Cheesobacillus furiosus is the verbal spewage from a few lowly undergraduates toiling away in Lyman Duff, McGill's darkest, dankest, dorkiest structure, and perhaps several other such edifices. We try to talk about science intelligently, but what comes out is mostly dirty humour about cleavage.
This man is brilliant. His talk makes me want to switch into neuroscience - and believe me, I loves me my bugs. It also just gets me all excited about the future.
Can you tell I'm addicted to the TED talks?
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Interpretive dance is always something I've made fun of. It still is. This one's an interpretation of symbiosis by two Cirque-du-Soleil-style dancers with the great-grandmothers of all wedgies. It's pretty mesmerizing for the first few minutes, but come on. I'm all for the appreciation of biology as a beautiful thing, but this is a little over the top; on the other hand, I think it would be hilarious if someone got Christopher Hitchens and Richard Dawkins to do it.
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