First Blog

  The same information can lead to two different but correct solutions. It's all in your perspective. 

  Found in the year 4388, a sculpture of a 21st-century woman at a museum of ancient art. This image was made with Grok.

  A.     “I felt really alone and isolated at school. This “outsider” feeling drove me to take risks and prove doubters wrong, and later influenced my choices as a scientist.” --- Nobel laureate Jennifer Doudna Figure 1 Jennifer Doudna B.     Thinking is not unlike running. For both, periods of rest are necessary. For both, training and practice are necessary. For both, there are good days and bad. For both, there are desires, limitations, hard work, and huge satisfaction. C.     Great teachers need great students as much as great students need great teachers. 

A.    Arrogance is assuming that everyone who disagrees with you is ignorant. B.   B..    Great thinkers are like moonshiners. They distill the great idea from a mish-mash of thoughts.   B.     C.   The difference between horses and arguments. Don’t change your horses in midstream – so they say. For horses maybe, but for some, the only way to win an argument is to change it - in midstream.