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Game Theory: How DEADLY Is Super Mario’s Bob-Omb?
Dec
08
Game Theory: How DEADLY Is Super Mario’s Bob-Omb?
December 8, 2019 Blanche Parsons 100 Comments

No No-o god No! [Present Mat] You know, it’s always amazed me that the channel blew up the way it did With dud jokes like that one. I mean look at it! Is that even acting? Ugh, and it’s so […]

Articles, Blog and, bob-omb, bom omb, Bowser, Game Theorist, game theory, game theory how deadly, game theory mario, game theory mario odyssey, gameplay, how deadly, how deadly is, king bob-omb, mario, mario odyssey, matpat, matpat mario, matpat mario odyssey, nintendo, nintendo 64, nintendo switch, princess peach, science, Super Mario, Super Mario 64, Super Mario Bros, Super Mario Odyssey, Switch, that, the
Earth’s Entire History (Visualized On A Football Field)
Dec
07
Earth’s Entire History (Visualized On A Football Field)
December 7, 2019 Blanche Parsons 100 Comments

♫ What in the world, when, why, where?♫ ♫ Who’s got the answers? ♫ I’m standing next to some mountains that are millions of years old and the earth is itself four and half billion years old. How do I […]

Articles, Blog age of the earth, ancient, and, cambrian, deep time, Dinosaurs, earth formation, epoch, era, field, football, geology, how long ago, how old is the earth, metaphor, morgan state university, precambrian, rocky mountains, science, skunk bear, the, time, timeline, visual metaphor, when did dinosaurs live, Years
Why Did We Blow On Nintendo Games?
Dec
07
Why Did We Blow On Nintendo Games?
December 7, 2019 Blanche Parsons 100 Comments

Dang it. If you played old-school Nintendo, then this has happened to you. Your game went all crazy, so you blew on the cartridge, and bingo. Beating a game like Mario Bros. is all about knowing the patterns. Luckily we’re […]

Articles, Blog Animated, brain, cognitive bias, culture, it's ok to be smart, it's okay to be smart, joe hanson, learning, Neuroscience, Nintendo (Video Game Developer), Nintendo Entertainment System, Nintendo Video Game Consoles (Product Line), PBS, pbs digital studios, Psychology, science, that, the, vsauce, You
Solving problems through team training
Dec
07
Solving problems through team training
December 7, 2019 Blanche Parsons No Comments

I’m an organizational psychologist. We are the scientists that study people at work, to motivate employees, for them to be more satisfied, more productive. The things that I do, psychology in action, I describe it as: we are problem solvers. […]

Articles, Blog American Psychological Association, american psychologist, apa, are, emergency room, industrial and organizational, Institute for Simulation & Training, nursing, Psychology, psychology websites, Salas, science, simulation, team training, team-based training, teamwork, that, the, UCF, University of Central Florida
Watch artificial intelligence project a 3D soccer match on your kitchen table
Dec
06
Watch artificial intelligence project a 3D soccer match on your kitchen table
December 6, 2019 Blanche Parsons 14 Comments

When the soccer World Cup kicks off this Thursday, imagine watching it as 3D “holograms” on your kitchen table. That may not be far off thanks to a new technique that turns YouTube videos into 3D reconstructions of matches. The […]

Articles, Blog 3D, AI, algorithm, Arena, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, brain, convolutional neural network, football, from, Headset, hologram, HoloLens, magazine, Microsoft HoloLens, neural net, pitch, science, soccer, soccer ball, Sport, sports, table, tabletop, that, the, VR, world cup, world cup 2018
EU JAMRAI Evaluation Team
Dec
06
EU JAMRAI Evaluation Team
December 6, 2019 Blanche Parsons No Comments

In the Evaluation Team, that I coordinate, we are responsible for evaluating the activities of the project of the EU-JAMRAI and especially to assure that the project reaches the targets that have been planned in the due time, and also […]

Articles, Blog AMR, and, Antibiotic, antibiotic resistance, evaluation, science, that, the
Dec
05
Nayla Abney: STEM and Soccer Standout
December 5, 2019 Blanche Parsons No Comments

Sports give you the opportunity to learn some real life lessons about hard work, dedication, time management. And you really make close friends and different relationships with people that you may not have made before. You come out here and […]

Articles and, Caltech, Chemistry, engineering, MIT, nobel, research, sciac, science, soccer, sports, Technology, the, You
Buckyball: Tiny Carbon Soccer Balls
Dec
04
Buckyball: Tiny Carbon Soccer Balls
December 4, 2019 Blanche Parsons 99 Comments

We tend to talk a lot about carbon on this show, because it’s difficult to avoid when you’re talking about science, or the Earth, or eating, or breathing, or existing in the universe. Carbon is a big deal – it’s […]

Articles, Blog allotrope, and, Ball (Product Category), buckminster fuller, Buckminsterfullerene (Chemical Compound), buckyball, buckybomb, c60, carbon, Chemistry, fullerene, geodesic dome, hank green, heath, kroto, nobel prize, sci show, science, smalley, the
Precision Training with Tennis Prodigy Borna Devald | Gillette World Sport
Dec
02
Precision Training with Tennis Prodigy Borna Devald | Gillette World Sport
December 2, 2019 Blanche Parsons 35 Comments

I started playing tennis when I was 6 years old, when I went to school. But even before that, I used to play tennis with my grandfather. I loved playing tennis, so I decided to really focus on it. I […]

Articles, Blog 2016, and, Andy Murray, australian open, Borna Devald, Champion​, Conditioning, croatia, Croatia Tennis, Devald, federer, fitness, French Open, future, Gillette, Gillette World Sport, Grand Slam, interview, Murray, Next Generation, Open, orange bowl, Orange Bowl 2014, Potential, Precision, prodigy, Roger Federer, science, Sport, sports science, talent, Technology, tennis, Tennis 2015, tennis prodigy, Tennis Training, the, training, us open, Wimbledon, World Sport, youth champion, Youth Tennis, yt:cc=on
What’s inside a Football Pylon?
Dec
01
What’s inside a Football Pylon?
December 1, 2019 Blanche Parsons 100 Comments
Articles, Blog American Football (Sport), Ball, Ball (Product Category), College football, cutting stuff in half, cutting stuff open, football, Football (Interest), Football (Product Category), National Collegiate Athletic Association (Sports Association), National Football League (Sports Association), Nfl, pylon, review, science, sport science american football, sports, Superbowl, teardown, what's inside, Wilson Sporting Goods (Business Operation)

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