Forgive me but a lot of what you have written has gone quite above my head. From what I can tell you 'raced' various types of cell around a specific maze-like environment, and determined that it's not necessarily the fastest cell that won. This sounds very cool but I'm not sure what impact this might have on, say, medical applications. I'd guess possibly faster delivery of drugs and medical tre...

To assist, let us define the word magnificent. It is derived from two Latin roots. The prefix magni comes from a term meaning “great.” The suffix comes from the Latin facere, meaning “to make” or “to do.” A simple definition of magnificent then might be “great deed” or “greatly made.” Think, if you will, of the most magnificent sight you have ever seen. It could be a meadow in springtime filled...

Abstract What do we need to know about “art” or “class struggle” before considering their relation one another? Could you describe a specific work text that might serve as an illustration of class struggle exploration the problem representing it? Let us say visual art, broadly speaking, does express worldview dominant class. kind art then expresses of, say, hedge fund managers? Does dialectic v...

Many people think that all you need to succeed at anything is talent but talent alone without perseverance and determination, cannot help you achieve success. Talent is helpful but perseverance ensured one achieves success. A child can show an exceptional talent for storytelling, but if he ignores his teacher’s comments and doesn’t work on his stories, he will never be a great novel...

In 2011, Boston became one of the first cities in the United States to launch a bike-sharing program. Because public transportation by bus and subway can be slow in Boston, and driving even worse at times, bikes were thought to be a good alternative. One of the fun parts about taking public transportation is seeing who will be riding with you. Oftentimes you’ll learn more about some topic just ...

the world of music. Musicians use inexpensive personal computers instead of expensive recording studios to record, mix, and engineer music. Musicians use the Internet to distribute their music for free instead of spending large amounts of money creating CDs, hiring trucks, and shipping them to hundreds of record stores. As the cost to create and distribute recorded music has dropped, the amount...