by Tom | Mar 23, 2006 | Science
Why so bad? They haven’t had a chance by the time PR gets to them.
by Tom | Feb 28, 2006 | Science
Cosmic Variance has a lovely explanation of how the quantum interrogation aspect of counterfactual computation might work. So I’ve moved on from last week.
by Tom | Feb 24, 2006 | Science
What the f**k? Take a quantum computer that could run an algorithm if it was switched on. Through quantum interrogation, you can learn the result of a computation without running the computer. And someone has done it for real. So this must mean that our thinking is...
by Tom | Feb 24, 2006 | Science
An article which made me think. I strongly believe that I’m seeing and hearing fewer and fewer ads in my life thanks to:Sky+ (almost never watch ads now, even on live Rugby matches, because we just hit pause)TV downloads (kind Canadians have removed the adverts...
by Tom | Nov 30, 2005 | Science
Eye Movement and Lying is a neat no-nonsense guide to what might or might not work in this area. It feels about right for the way I work. Would reactions could well change in stress situations? Generally no; I guess they might be more likely to behave like the norm....
by Tom | Oct 27, 2005 | Science
Could You Pass 8th Grade Math? Yes, according to the site (10/10).
