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1. Einstein's Dreams by Alan Lightman Einstein's Dreams is a 1992 novel by Alan Lightman which fictitiously portrays world-famous theoretical physicist Albert Einstein as a young scientist who is working as a modest patent clerk to make ends meet but is beset with strange dreams, lea...
2. Consciousness, Awareness, Psychology & Neurology Headquarters For lenses about this puzzling topic - both debate lenses and teaching lenses are welcome. However interested I personally am in spiritual growth - this group is NOT meant for self help lenses. Except those about dealing with serious psychological is...
3. Giant Squid A giant squid is more than calamari lovers can swallow says scientists. Giant squids on Squidoo are a completely different matter however. These are community members who have put in the effort to make a sizable lens contribution to the the collectiv...
4. Albert Einstein Albert Einstein was one of the greatest thinkers of the 20th century. He is best known for his theory of relativity, which earned him the Nobel Prize in Physics. His warning to FDR about the potential for Germany to create an atomic weapon led to the...
5. Albert Hofmann The Man Who Discovered LSD Albert Hofmann created LSD in his laboratory at Sandoz Pharmaceutical Company in 1938 and in 1943 he was the first person to take it. LSD is the most powerful psychedelic and extremely potent. Hofmann tested LSD on himself and had an intense experie...
6. Kennewick Man | Tri Cities Washington Columbia Park Skeleton Discovery In one prominent case involving ancient skeletal remains, the debate over lineal descent ended up in a court of law. The remains, known as Kennewick Man, were found in 1996 on the Columbia River near Kennewick, Washington, on property belonging to th...
7. Autism and Vaccines This lens is all about seeking the facts about the autism and vaccine link. Facts are hard to find in this controversy, with both sides pointing at the absence of facts as though failing to prove something is proof of the opposite. My goal is to say...
8. Try, Try Again: Ants at Work Life is a series of hills and valleys. Some weeks are harder to get through than others. But can we agree to something here today? Let's postpone the pity party. Hold the grumbling. Today we're going to take a long look at nature--ants, specifically...
9. Dian Fossey Dian Fossey devoted her life to studying the mountain gorillas of Virunga National Park in Rwanda. She was an outspoken advocate of the gorillas, a value that may have cost her life. She was murdered in 1985, but the movie "Gorillas in the Mist&...
10. Fascinating scientists and intruiging science My lensography of fascinating scientists and their books. The scientists chosen obviously reflect my interests: religion, spirituality, philosophy and psychology. Featuring David Bohm, Amit Goswami, Rupert Sheldrake, Ken Wilber, Karen Armstrong, Wil...
11. The Odd Boy Out - Albert Einstein If I were to have the good fortune to pass my examinations, I would go to Zurich. I would stay there for four years in order to study mathematics and physics. I imagine myself becoming a teacher in those branches of the natural sciences, choosing th...
12. Apollo's Arrow The Science of Prediction and the Future of Everything  In the spirit of Freakonomics and A Short History of Progress, Apollo's Arrow is a compelling, irreverent, elegantly written history of our future  For centuries, scientists and cha...
13. Amazing Webventures: Let's Explore Antarctica! Most of us probably won't ever have the opportunity to visit Antarctica, the highest, driest, coldest, windiest continent. You might read a book about it or watch a movie or documentary, but it doesn't compare to being there. Come with me on an exci...
14. SuperCourse - Epidemiology, Internet and Global Health Supercourse is a global repository (online library) of lectures on public health and prevention. The Supercourse is readily available as a resource for educators around the world to download and use lectures when needed. It is also a place that educ...
15. about Albert Einstein Albert Einstein (14 March 1879 - 18 April 1955) was a German-born theoretical physicist. He is best known for his theory of relativity and specifically mass-energy equivalence, expressed by the equation E = mc2. Einstein received the 1921 Nobel Prize...
16. GLOW IN THE DARK PUPPY CREATED BY SCIENTISTS The Beagle, known as RUPPY, was created by South Korean scientists by using chemicals from the glowing sea anemone. This Beagle is glowing! (Not necessarily with excitement). A miracle of bioengineering or a big waste of time? You decide and let u...
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19. Why I love DNA guided nutrition! Although you can purchase and use a wide variety of nutritional supplements, most health care practitioners would agree that this is neither economical, nor practical. By understanding your predispositions, from a DNA SNP perspective, we are able to...
20. Polyphenols and your Health For years scientists all over the world have been studying aging protiens, the properties they have on the body and what natural substances interact with them. Our health is a direct result of how well we are aging. There have been many breakthroughs...