We tend to think that science is something to do in the lab with test tubes, clipboard and uninformed college students.
But the tools of science are actually diverse, and sometimes they are very stupid. For example . . .
5 thanks to Calvin Klein\'s Obsession with men, we can better study the big cat, the Cologne of the clumsy rich children at the high school dance, the \"fresh citrus explosion\" is \"consistent with the clarity of the flowers\", all adding some serious \"senses \".
\"At any time, no advertisement has mentioned that this fragrance also contains synthetic civet, which is from (
Basically the weasel. raccoons)
Mark their territory and attract partners
Hey, don\'t get sick, that\'s why humans use perfume.
It turns out that humans are not the only ones who are crazy about Calvin Klein.
The big cat was obsessed with the fact that when the Dallas Zoo administrator sprayed some of her boyfriend\'s cologne into the ocelot exhibition in the name of \"behavioral enrichment. \" (
However, we were kicked out of the zoo for giving orangutan vodka.
A bunch of fucking hypocrites. )
In any case, further research has found that the cheetah spends an average of 15 minutes checking things that are sprayed on Obsession (
Instead of sniffing something else for a few seconds)
Because they are curious about what strange animals are on this object, they have a natural impulse to put their own smell on it.
For captive animals, obsession and other scents can be used to encourage these natural impulses, because the happy big cat is a curious cat that will apply its smell to what it can find
Deep inside, cheetahs and their kind are no different than your home cats, except for the part where they may tear your throat on a whim.
In the wilderness, smell bait is used to safely attract elusive jaguar to hidden cameras, where they linger and investigate any of the civet\'s buttocks
Researchers have the opportunity to study Jaguar\'s behavior in detail and identify specific animals based on their fur patterns.
The only problem is that a bottle of obsession can come at a cost, so if your club days are past, you still have some leftovers and consider donating money to science.
We can look at how the Earth evolved with corn syrup. We have a very solid overall concept of how the Earth has become the rock we stand today, but we still ignore some details.
Can anyone tell me where these cunning giraffes came from?
In addition, the exact way the molten rock flows under the ridges of the sea, which will explain why the Earth has its geographical location, which is still mysterious to us.
This is the purpose of this article.
We will go again another day.
Magma and plate drift are difficult to study, as today\'s Earth is clearly not dominated by magma.
Because scientists have ruthlessly rejected our repeated request to \"make life as it has been\", we cannot simply go to another planet to observe it in the early stages of development.
We can do computer simulations because when the computer tries to add more grass and shadows to the game, anyone who starts smoking on the computer knows.
So some researchers at the University of Rhode Island are using it. specifically.
Syrup is Magma, representing six rotating bands of the Earth\'s tectonic plate.
The belt makes the syrup move around, and the flow of a minute of syrup represents a million years.
If you need your own time to overcome the meaningless crushing feeling of the universe, we will understand. You good?
OK, so by looking at the flow of syrup, the researchers learned about the impact that plate structures have had over the course of billions of years, and what they are doing to Earth today.
It won\'t fill every gap in our knowledge, but it\'s a new tool in the box that has come up with some theories, like the depth of volcanic lava is lighter than we currently think.
Just try not to think too seriously about the impact of living on a planet that can be accurately simulated with a few barrels of corn syrup.
3. we are studying cosmic rays with telephone cameras. Cosmic rays constantly enter the Earth\'s atmosphere, sometimes spreading particles everywhere, probably bringing at least a few people that should be in any day now.
Scientists are interested in superhigh-
Energy cosmic rays, which are very enthusiastic about space brunch.
We know they come from superstars and black holes, but many of their properties are still a mystery.
To do proper research on them, we need a detector the size of a small country, but the particle detector uses as much technology as a phone camera.
So scientists say, \"what if we distribute this detection network through a large number of mobile phones?
What if we call it?
\"For legal reasons, it works by turning on the phone and facing it up overnight so the camera is pointed.
Then, the camera is about 5-
15 frames per second and send the results to the server of the project.
From there it becomes very scientific, but in 500 images about one will have some evidence of cosmic ray interaction in the form of \"weakly activated\" pixels that can
So far, the app is only proof of concept, but the dream is to build a network through millions of science-lover mobile phones.
The researchers will then be able to develop a stronger theory of cosmic rays that will bring us all closer to being an X-Men.
2. we learned about epilepsy through Apple observation. One of the best ways to fight a seizure is to find out what triggers the seizure, because we have long abandoned the theory of \"revenge for the demons of the mind and brain.
To this end, 598 participants are required to open a specially designed Apple Watch app when they feel a focus seizure (
Epilepsy can feel, others can\'t)
On the scale of augmented reality, it\'s a little less fun than catching Pokemon.
The app then uses the watch\'s sensors to track the user\'s movement and heart rate and let them test to see how they react and give them a post
The epilepsy investigation about how they feel, how they feel, and whether there is anything special that seems to trigger the event.
We do the same thing about sexual contact.
The benefits are double.
The researchers collected data that helped them better understand seizures, and participants could use drugs and side effects, etc.
See what is causing them trouble.
Stress and lack of sleep are the most common causes, and menstruation, overwork, diet and illness are also the most common factors.
Although it sounds like an obvious suggestion to eat well and sleep well, we didn\'t get up until 3: 30 in the morning. m.
Had a pizza with wings last night.
Improvement is easier said than done.
But seeing a clear pattern between problems in your life and seizures can help reduce the basic predictability of seizures, even a little bit.
The researchers hope that in the future, they will be able to use wearable technology to predict seizures before they occur.
Unfortunately, despite thousands of hours of research, they can\'t think of any other reason to own an Apple Watch.
1 we are looking at the impact of the increase in minimum wage on the economy, which is a controversial issue, and this topic promises to inspire a passionate Facebook debate between your two friends who have never met before.
Those who oppose the increase think they can close the business, although the supporters point out that if you can\'t afford the salary of your employees, when they go home with their three roommates, they can enjoy delicious instant noodles. maybe the business you run is not very good.
This is a complex problem with countless variables, but the fact that some cities raise the minimum wage while others remain fast does provide some data for researchers.
In San Francisco, the minimum wage rose 21 times between 2008 and 2016, as the cost of living in the Bay Area ranges from \"What? ! \" to \"Nuh-uh.
\"A study also uses Yelp data to observe how restaurants are doing when they pay for rising wages for their employees.
They found that being a perfect restaurant for five people
Star Yelp\'s rating is not affected by rising wages, a restaurant with an average of 3 people. 5 rating .
They didn\'t say how it affected those restaurants that only had one.
Because some of their Sharari stuff is moving all the time, but you may be able to guess their fate on your own.
The conclusion is that an increase in the minimum wage may weaken the population of restaurants as mediocre people are forced to close their doors while popular people survive without any problem.
Before you start writing your angry complaints, keep in mind that this does not mean that raising the minimum wage is good or bad for the economy in general.
The researchers shrugged their shoulders and answered the question because the study was complicated.
In fact, the minimum wage law ---or any law --
Good or bad for business.
You also need to see how the business is affected because a loved family restaurant is very different from Sal\'s Cockroach trap.
Because this kind of research can be done with crowdsourcing data like Yelp reviews, that time you were drunk and complained that a place in Mexico wouldn\'t let you wear a hat on their wall, which helped to make public policy.