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T HE idea that God is One, as expressed, for example, in the Shema Yisrael: "Hear 0 Israel, the Lord thy God, the Lord is One," comes in part to this: there is but one God (if there's any at all). But it also comes to this: God is a unity, not a "heap." Insofar, God's oneness doesn't differ from the oneness of, say, legs attached to my right side; there's just one, and it's a unity, not a "heap...

Another Pill, Another Test, and Another Procedure: One Resident's Reflection on Healthcare Cost Containment

In the United States, healthcare expenditures have continued to rise at alarming rates despite numerous strategies to contain costs. One area of focus that is underappreciated is doctor-patient communication about expectations of treatment. Studies have shown that clinicians' misperceptions of assumptions about patients' expectations are an essential component to our nation's healthcare overuse...

The negative Ramsey test: another triviality result

Polygon Convexity: Another O(n) Test

An n-gon is defined as a sequence P = (V0, . . . , Vn−1) of n points on the plane. An n-gon P is said to be convex if the boundary of the convex hull of the set {V0, . . . , Vn−1} of the vertices of P coincides with the union of the edges [V0, V1], . . . , [Vn−1, V0]; if at that no three vertices of P are collinear then P is called strictly convex. We prove that an n-gon P with n > 3 is strictl...