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The surprising ways size and shape can impact a place's economic productivity and walkability.
Tom Vanderbilt on how human behavior makes congestion worse than it needs to be.
Photo by Henry Chalfant.
Two facts: 1. Cable news is in trouble, across the board. The demand for 24-hour televised news is on the wane, and the audience — a paltry slice of the population to begin with — is old and getting older. But, 2, MSNBC is in serious trouble. This data point, released by the Pew Research Center on Thursday, explains why...
Where does Silicon Valley's talent come from? This incredibly detailed map tells all. The visualization, made by Bloomberg Businessweek, shows the top 100 sources of "imported talent," from both U....
Getting satellite luminosity data right could help us better understand what works and what doesnt in urban development.
http://www.citylab.com/tech/2014/05/the-economic-data-hidden-in-satellite-views-of-city-lights/371660/v
At first glance the pictures in Alain Delorme's Murmurations series look like beautiful swarms of starlings heading home at dusk. A second look reveals that the birds are not what they seem.
Like key players in social networks, scientists have found evidence that there are keywords in word networks that hold together groups of words in our memory. The existence of keywords opens up many possible real-life applications such as helping individuals with word finding after stroke. Conversely, removing a keyword through psycholinguistic tasks, could actually disrupt language processing - fracturing our word network.
In the space between order and chaos, a zone usually described with the mathematics of impending avalanches and liquifying gases, scientists are finding new rules for life.
Hajók Chicago kör alakú dokkjaiban, floridai fürdőzők, flamingócsapat, Nascar-versenynél parkoló autók - midnen, ami jól néz ki a magasból.
Why do these things correlate? These 20 correlations will blow your mind. (Is this headline sensationalist enough for you to click on it yet?)
Every day, newsreaders are apt to tell us how the markets have reacted to the day’s events, and within these tea leaves they find reason. The markets do no such thing, and that should be obvious to anyone who stops to think about it. The vast bulk of trades are now made by computers running hugely complex algorithms that often decay into nonsensical behaviours, for instance, confusing press surrounding Anne Hathaway movies for excited chatter about Warren Buffet’s Berkshire-Hathaway stock.
https://medium.com/p/58a805fd60fe