Interviews

Latest News and Updates
Copious Magazine

Nic Kelman’s Interview with Copious Magazine

Interviews

Interview with Nic Kelman on current struggles and obstacles. 

read more
Why ET Won’t Return Our Calls

Why ET Won’t Return Our Calls?

Blogs

Why do we expect aliens to be more altruistic than we are? We’re coming up on the 50th anniversary of the Arecibo message – the radio signal we beamed out to Globular Cluster M13 in 1974 which contained 1,679 bits of data communicating some of…

read more
Can Jerome Powell Impact Human Evolution

Can Jerome Powell Impact Human Evolution?

Blogs

One of the ways in which Game Theory has been applied to Evolutionary Biology is through the development of Signaling Theory. Here, the concept goes, prey and predators or potential mates communicate with each other using signals like calls or dances or pretty feathers and…

read more
Uptown Rats and London Underground Mosquitoes

Uptown Rats and London Underground Mosquitoes

Blogs

In a paper published just a few years ago, it was determined that there are populations of rats in Manhattan which can be distinguished by neighborhood.[1] Specifically Uptown and Downtown Rats. Likewise, the London Underground species of mosquito is distinct from the surface species, biting…

read more
Relativity, Vaccination, and Tag

Relativity, Vaccination, and Tag

Blogs

Every day on the way home from school I ask my 7-year-old the highlight of his day. Yesterday, it was “playing ‘vaccine’ with my friends.” It turned out that “playing vaccine” meant someone was “giving out the vaccine” and people would refuse to get it…

read more
Human Action

Human Action

Blogs

I noticed that, on Wikipedia, the number of significant libraries listed as destroyed by “human action” is much greater than the number destroyed by natural causes. Certainly, many of these were because of disagreements with ideologies expressed in texts in those libraries. But many of…

read more
The Chimney and The Internet

The Chimney and The Internet

Blogs

Almost 1000 years ago monks, scholars, poets, and the like lamented the invention of a new technology that was going to destroy the fabric of society: the chimney. Until the late 12th Century, in Northern Europe, people ate their meals together in common rooms, dressed…

read more
Night Mother

Night Mother

Blogs

I just learned for the first time that the Ancient Greeks had a god of criticism: Momus. He was eventually expelled from Olympus (no surprise there), but when I looked up his genealogy, I noticed something I also hadn’t realized before: that Nyx and Erebus…

read more
They Know It Doesn’t Matter If They Are Fast, Only If They Are Faster - Nic Kelman

Quote: They Know It Doesn’t Matter If They Are Fast, Only If They Are Faster

Quotes

From the book girls: A Pean By Nic Kelman Nic Kelman was born in New York City to parents from the UK and the US. Documentarian Alfred Kelman was his father. Kelman received a Bachelor of Science in Brain and Cognitive Science and a Minor…

read more
You Still Said Things Like That Then Still Bothered Trying To Be Clever - Nic Kelman

Quote: You Still Said Things Like That Then Still Bothered Trying To Be Clever

Quotes

From the book girls: A Pean By Nic Kelman Nic Kelman was born in New York City to parents from the UK and the US. Documentarian Alfred Kelman was his father. Kelman received a Bachelor of Science in Brain and Cognitive Science and a Minor…

read more