One in Ten. Pomeranian Contingents for Bolesław Iii Krzywousty (Wrymouth) According to Herbord’s Account

Ten Simple Rules for Lifelong Learning, According to Hamming

Learning is a lifelong imperative for any scientist, and Richard Hamming provided timeless advice on how to achieve this. In this sequel to our 2007 contribution to the Ten Simple Rules series [2], we attempt to distil the essence of what this mathematician and computer science and telecommunications pioneer addressed in one of his talks [3] and in his book The Art of Doing Science and Engineer...

Occipital Dysplasia in Pomeranian Dog

Case Description- Three female Pomeranian dogs with mean age about 1-year-old and history of seizure and sudden shock were referred to Small Animal Hospital of University of Tehran. Clinical Finding- Occipital Dysplasia was diagnosed by radiographic findings in rostrodorsal- coudoventral oblique view in all cases. Treatment and Outcome- These dogs recovered by 14 days administration of Glucoc...

Partial and paraconsistent approaches to future contingents in tense logic

Ten Simple Rules for Doing Your Best Research, According to Hamming

This editorial can be considered the preface to the ‘‘Ten Simple Rules’’ series [1–7]. The rules presented here are somewhat philosophical and behavioural rather than concrete suggestions for how to tackle a particular scientific professional activity such as writing a paper or a grant. The thoughts presented are not our own; rather, we condense and annotate some excellent and timeless suggesti...

Future Contingents and Relative Truth

If it is not now determined whether there will be a sea battle tomorrow, can an assertion that there will be one be true? The problem has persisted because there are compelling arguments on both sides. If there are objectively possible futures which would make the prediction true and others which would make it false, symmetry considerations seem to forbid counting it either true or false. Yet i...