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Posted on January 12, 2009 by Gil Kalai

The link L10n74 (click on the picture to see L10n74’s Braid representation, its Morse link presentation, its Alexander and Jones polynomials, its Khovanov homology, and more, much more.) Here are some links and further comments regarding the last four posts. (Mainly … Continue reading →

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Controversies In and Near Science

Posted on December 28, 2008 by Gil Kalai

Controversies and debates in and around science – between researchers within the same discipline, between competing theories, between competing fields, and between accepted scientific viewpoints and viewpoints rooted outside science – are common. Is there global warming and is it … Continue reading →

Posted in Controversies and debates | Tagged Behavioral economics, Bible codes, Controversies, Debates, Global warming, Mozart effect, Qumran's scrolls, Smoking and Cancer, String theory | 5 Comments

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