Post-Trilogy Science in the Courtroom, Part II: What are the Judges Still Doing?Berkeley Electronic Press Selected WorksD. S. CaudillL. LarueJournal of Civil Litigation
LikeThe First Fifteen Lives of Harry AugustEmily St. John Mandel’sStation Elevendoes something new with a heavily used standard science fiction idea. In this case it is life in the post-apocalyptic world. She removes the exoticism which is usually the basis for these stories. This makes the...
The Mass Effect trilogy is a science fiction adventure set in a vast universe filled with dangerous alien life forms and mysterious uncharted planets. In this dark second chapter, Saren’s evil army of Geth soldiers has just been defeated, and humans, who are still struggling to make their ma...
The Science of Startups: The Impact of Founder Personalities on Company Success Leave a reply When a young colleague of mine (thanks Amine!) mentioned a paper entitled The Science of Startups: The Impact of Founder Personalities on Company Success, I was intrigued not to say interested. You...
While the term is best loosely applied, these bands had their roots in psychedelia, often favoured wind instruments and tended to be heavily influenced by jazz, with its emphasis on free-form, flowing improvisations. They often combined this with whimsical lyrics and musical playfulness. One of ...
The epic science fiction trilogy by Chinese author Cixin Liu comes to the small screen in the new series“3 Body Problem”(Netflix, March 21). The sprawling adaptation from “Game of Thrones” showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss jumps all over the globe and stars Rosalind C...
As to my first point of bewilderment, I’m sure this Dr. Matsumoto plot has something to do with the nefarious hints dropped by CSM that he’s somehow William’s “father”, that William is the product of science experiments conducted on a pregnant Scully, not a miracle given by God to...
That seems to be the question everyone thinks they have the answer to. The truth, however, is that there is no one "correct" definition. A good book truly is in the eye of the beholder. Just as there is no one correct way to write (the process of writing
11. Chet in 'Weird Science' (1985) The late Bill Paxton gradually revealed a talent for softer-spoken types in his later career, but in his prime there was nobody as adept or hilarious at playing countrified, bullying goofs with all the internal fortitude of Jell-O. As gun nut older br...
the atmosphere drops markedly for Piazzolla’sLe Grand Tangowhich I, for one, have heard too many times. But at least you have the preceding Kapustin as a benchmark for what you can achieve with popular tropes. Entry is $25, with the Humanitix $1.99 impost for computer science classes. ...