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Kristen Nicholson: The Science of Athletes in Motion
In today's episode, host Chris Gorski speaks with Kristen Nicholson, the director of the Pitching Lab at Wake Forest University. Nicholson talks about how an interest in math and the way the body moves eventually led to studying children with shoulder injuries, accomplished figure skaters and eventually baseball players. Nicholson also explains why it's so difficult to study the motion of the shoulder, and how her work in the lab may be able to help pitchers stay healthier.
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Nicole Yunger Halpern: When Physics Marries the Past to the Future
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In this episode of Inside Science Conversation Dr. Nicole Yunger Halpern tells host Chris Gorski about what drew her to physics and the how having a liberal arts education makes her a better scientist. She also discusses her upcoming book, Quantum Steampunk: The Physics of Yesterday's Tomorrow, and the similarities between quantum science and the steampunk genre. Quantum Steampunk: The Physics ...
James Poskett Science Has Always Been Global
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On this episode of Inside Science Conversations, James Poskett tells host Chris Gorski about his new book, Horizons: The Global Origins of Modern Science. The book takes readers on a whirlwind trip through history and science, from the precolonial scientific and mathematical insights developed in West Africa, the Middle East and Polynesia to the important discoveries made by people from the Ame...
A Bats Life
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Bats often get a bad rap for being scary, nighttime flying creatures, but to know a bat is to love a bat. (Inside Science) Bats are often unfairly painted as scary creatures. But Angie Salles, a biologist and neuroscientist who studies bats, would rather people see them as the highly intelligent, largely chill creatures they really are. She points out some interesting bat facts about their sigh...
Bats Make Predictions on Prey Movements
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Bats calculate where their prey is headed using their echolocation abilities. (Inside Science) Angie Salles, a biologist and neuroscientist at Johns Hopkins University, studies bats and their behavior. She and her colleagues trained bats to stay on a post and then watched and recorded how the bats tracked nearby insects. The bats' echolocation calls were recorded and their head movements tracke...
Kristen Nicholson: The Science of Athletes in Motion
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In today's episode, host Chris Gorski speaks with Kristen Nicholson, the director of the Pitching Lab at Wake Forest University. Nicholson talks about how an interest in math and the way the body moves eventually led to studying children with shoulder injuries, accomplished figure skaters and eventually baseball players. Nicholson also explains why it's so difficult to study the motion of the s...
Hakeem Oluseyi: Cultivating a Love for Science
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In this episode Dr. Hakeem Oluseyi tells host Chris Gorski about how he fell in love with science, and how his interest grew as he went from reading everything he could get his hands on as a young person in the rural south to earning a Ph.D. in physics. Oluseyi shares stories from his book, A Quantum Life: My Unlikely Journey from the Street to the Stars, as well as his passion for science educ...
Lindy Elkins-Tanton: Why Teamwork Helps Scientists Thrive
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Antarctica A Great, Cold Natural Laboratory
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Phil Skiba: Purpose During the Pandemic
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In the second part of their conversation, Dr. Phil Skiba tells host Chris Gorski how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected athletes and frontline workers. He also explains how doctors have adapted to the challenge of treating patients with the coronavirus before describing the toll the pandemic has taken on the people who work in the medical system.
Why Can We See the Moon During the Day
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Why we sometimes see the moon and the sun at the same time. (Inside Science) Night is traditionally the moon's time to shine, after the sun has set and doesn't compete. But the moon can sometimes be visible during the day, even when the sun is up that's because the moon and the stars are always somewhere in the sky. Sometimes the sun is so bright and its light can overpower the light from the m...
Phil Skiba: When Math Meets Sports Performance
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Twin Satellites Observe Earth’s Climate
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Unexpected Discovery in Antarctica
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Smartphone App Helps Spot Concussions
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If it cures you, you can be sure that the USA will ban it ! They do NOT want you healthy. They want you dependent.
We created a video where a crab makes sounds while being eaten by a Willet. The crab continues to vocalize for a significant amount of time, even after the Willet has already swallowed it. czcams.com/video/qg-iXXw9Ro8/video.html
The girls face 😂😂😂😂
This video is gold ❤
WHERE TO GET EYE DROPS
Utter BS. There will be a drop instead of cataract surgery around the same time when there is an ointment instead of knee or hip replacements. People who spread misinformation like this, should just hope they never need real treatment. Disgusting.
The deal is this. ANY natural treatment WILL NOT work if you're on any type of synthetic pharma drugs, plain and simple. Anyone who said otherwise is either ignorant or outright lying to you. Pharma drugs cause all kinds of side effects including cataracts. That's why a lot of natural treatment don't seem to work. Stop the meds first then start the natural treatment
No real clue how it formed.? Search the bible.
I dont think autistic people read enough about the broad range of commorbities other autistic people deal with. Severe GI distress, seizures, apraxia, sleep disorders, severe anxiety, sensory overload to the point of having panic attacks (what a NeuroTy calls a meltdown) selective mutism, severe issues with proprioceptive awareness to the point that one has tremors as they attempt gross and fine motor movements. You cant change the genetics once they exist but you can potentially help the brain with proteins that it needs to have present or have removed. Mice are used because they can create similar social symptoms in mice with certain genetic changes. They can study how that brain develops from infancy. People dont get that the most significant changes that happen in the brain related to autism happen between 6-24 months. Babies dont come out learning to speak at one month old. All children have brain growth during the first 5 years of life but autistic people undergo a specific pattern of growth. The reaearch shows that the larger the brain growth of the amigdela the more severe the intellectual deficits are so if we can mitigate these issues it would be better for everyone.
I love vampire bats but it has also helped appreciate these species of bats
I vape and it takes the pain away almost immediately. I have opioids but hate them and would vape. It never fails me. I am so happy that I can depend on it for pain relief.
WHAT HAPPENS TO THE BOTTOM OF THE WORLD
This content has a place in my heart, bro❤
I love honey bees
Diabetic here for over 25 years. As a result, my primary care giver Dr. sent me to the Ophthalmologist every 6 months. Initially had bleeding in one eye and the beginning of a cataract. I asked my Dr if there was anything that I could do to slow the cataract down such as nutrition? He laughed at me and said no, there’s nothing that you can do to slow it down. Fast forward 17 years to today, I’ve lost 60 lbs, cleaned up my diet, take my vitamins and minerals, do not take any medications, and have been going to the same doctor / Optometrist. After about 3-4 years the bleeding stopped, my eye sight has gotten much better 20/30 vision, don’t need glasses, and my doctor asked me to write a book on my progress. I let him know that the human body has an innate ability to heal itself when given the correct nutrients. The Dr is now on high blood pressure meds and I see his health slowly fading. There’s a reason that the medical schools spend one hour on nutrition for a Dr. schooling, keep them uninformed. Sick patients keep the doctors office busy. No money to be made with a healthy population. Sad truth. Be your own champion and educate yourself. Very few outside of your family is truly your friend. To your health my friends. 🙏
Heritage Castor Oil..... Edgar Cayce the sleeping prophet used Castor Oil in his healings
I love bats... just not in my house!
2024 here?
evolution ?? HHHHH you see intricate design and still blind.
It's flat alright. Otherwise it would be impossiball. I record the moon almost everyday in the daytime. That means feom where I'm located, in the u.s. that china never has a moon during their night sky.
People try to argue that not everyone is on PEDs but they clearly don’t know anybody who could “be one of the greats” and gets pushed onto them at 17. Granted these PEDs don’t cut your lifespan in half but they still are extremely harmful and could easily cut out over a decade
I'm not a big baby Ok maybe a little bit 😁
See Chris savage @ magn. Oil, boron & dmso
how much does cataract surgery cost? I am 75+ disabled cancer patient who is still fighting the war on the evil C and am going blind! Help me government LOL DC I am in SOFLO with Medicare and Medicaid and Humana plus but no $. Takes every penny to live. OLD is horrible blind would end it in darkness. Greedy AMA will get their Karma time...awful people $ is the root of all EVIL. No one helps or cares. After 112 surgeries I am ready to have my 1st alcoholic beverage in years...a white Russian! Former alcoholic says no mas US government. Capitalism is a good thing but sharing it isn't American. Please VOTE evil out! DC
when can I sign up for human guinea pig test? I am ready now! DC
Thank you for your deep contribution, Andrew.
Saw research that said cataracts are a result of too much sugar in the body. I don't use sugar but stevia instead. Don't buy store brands. Pay the extra cost and go with the brand RAW
Dang. I benched 490lb and stopped lifting heavy. I never considered peds.
What’s the name of the drops ?
How the heck are yall determining “autistic mice”?
This boxer cant participate in Olympic 😢hahaha
I ordered those same eye drops “N-Acetylcarnosine eye drops”.a t amazon and the leaflet inside said that if it is "quad" 4 strength, it can cause bloodshot eyes after a few days. I have been afraid to use it . has anyone else used it?
Just even the playing field by letting them all take it then no one has the advantage.
Athletes with more resources would have the advantage and spoiler: they have it right now
It’s ALL ANOUT MONEY AND PROFIT.
the whole usa swim team roided to the titties purple faces
Actually over 80%
Of course, most Western athletes do that, that's why they have so many medals in Olympics lol
Every pro elite athlete does that. Your country is no better it's the system that's rotten
I have been using N-Acetyl-L-Carnosine eye drops for 25 years. Two decades ago, my doctor said I have "junior" cataract and these eye drops wont work. He had me set up for operation in another 5 years. But my cataract absolutely stop progressing since 2003. It worked fine. It causes a mild sting indicative of penetration into the cornea. Both my brothers who are not into integrative medicine had cataract surgery about age 75. So as Dr PatrickO says, eye drops will never see the light of day. You don't mess with a billion dollar enterprise. BTW, these drops are made by Life Extension, a comprehensive supplement company with monthly publications of articles on supplements. A final word: Our regulatory agencies, especially the FDA, have long been captive of Big Pharma. Half their incomes comes directly from BP, supposedly to support fast-track approval of drugs. How can things go wrong when the cops are paid by potential criminals'?
It's speculated that the Late, Great FloJo had those long nails because she put someone else's (Clean) pee in a bag, up her Framistan, and punctured it-to pass the Drug test. NCAAF Great Tony Mandarich later confessed to having a hollow, penis-extending prosthesis-filled with "clean" pee-that HE punctured, and poured the urine into the testing cup. He actually washed out in the NFL.
Growth Hormone is difficult to detect. Men are supposed to have natural Testosterone, and the range varies among different individuals. There are both oral and injectable drugs that cause the Testes to manufacture more of the Hormone. Eastern Bloc female Olympians had Dramatic Improvements in their performances, from around 1956. There is known to have been massive doping in those countries. A Female European speed skater, from that Era, complained that: "Drugs are ruining Sport!" Much is said about the Male vs. Female performance difference. A Lot (but-not All) of that difference is due to Men having Natural Testosterone. Permitting Transexual females to compete with women may be unfair (even three years after they have transitioned.) Little is said, however, about the (Rarer) Trans Men. They readily admit to taking Testosterone, and have been known to beat Cis Men at certain sports...at least at the High School level. That Gay Female WNBA star who was imprisoned in Russia?? She's 6'8" Tall! That is almost Unheard of in a woman!! Why do both boys and girls stop growing?? Well...Girls produce Estrogen directly, and Boys, indirectly-in the latter case by metabolism of Testosterone. That's why many Teen boys have Breast development. Well...Aromatase Inhibitors-used to treat Breast Cancer-Block the Estrogen-producing hormone. Theoretically-they can add four inches to your height. Female athletes are Chromosome-tested. It may seem Ridiculous to also test Men-given their "Inherent" advantage. BUT...there are also Klinefelter Men. Because they are born with small testes, due to a chromosomal abnormality, they are naturally Ectomorphs (skinny-with poor muscle development) and preternaturally Tall. I would BET, However, that the NBA and NFL has Many such individuals in their ranks. "How is that Possible??" you may ask. The Klinefelter men must be using Exogenous steroids. They may legit be in the "Normal" range of Testosterone...but THEY shouldn't have ANY in their systems! Early Baseball players used Amphetamine...that drug works by recruiting more muscle fibers, and increasing your metabolism. It causes a short-term spike in performance, instead of muscle growth. EPO?? Dangerous and an Unfair advantage. Athletes CAN, and DO-train at Altitude, which "Naturally" increased their levels. You could do wind sprints in Denver for a month, work your way up to Cuzco, Peru for a second month, and train in La Paz for the third month.
#EarthDay2025
I’ve learned that as long as I don’t focus on the pressure that happens when they draw blood, I don’t panic to the point of passing out. Looking away from the arm completely and talking to someone while blood is drawn definitely helps me. I can handle the needle stick but it’s the feeling of the drawing of blood that freaks me out.
When will this be available for human trials?
Love is the most dull drug, but jeez its a super powerful (married 24 years, and still at "honeymoon" stage) and yes kids too, thats actually the only reason this drug is. Kids.
Flies will places eggs on dead animals. Seen this on dead pigion chick.
8 YEARS A GO?!?!?! SERIOUSLY?!!!? FUCKING IDIOTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The guy in the black singlet never boxed in his life..
This sucks so bad. Those poor souls. ❤
I think what a lot of people don't understand is that depression isn't just a mindset, it's a condition, it's not just mental, but physical. It's just that many people are uneducated on how it actually works, which is, on itself, fine, but it's also why parenting advice is so bad. The problem it leads to is that many people who are depressed are basically told to just "get over it" because of the misconception that it's just a mindset.
Look, as a dispensary associate while we love helping patients we don’t love being the ones to have to give them medical advice. It’s actually expressly against our job description to give any medical advice or prescription advice. The problem is that in states where you can just go to a marijuana doctor get your card and leave they don’t give you any time to ask and answer questions. They don’t give you the necessary information that you’re not going to know to ask for either (including your literal prescription allotments, when your card expires, when your prescription expires etc) and unfortunately, these are still things that the patient needs to know! We are forced to fill in the blanks as dispensary associates and trust us, we don’t want to do that, because it’s a lot of responsibility and we’re not medically trained. If we’re wrong, we could hurt somebody. It is the burden of the doctors to pick up patient education so that we don’t have to.
I now understand this from you guys. Cause I would ALWAYS Question them about the Pain Part and get Different Answers..They would ACT as if they knew tho.. But Never admitted to Not knowing. I just assumed they were Trained in that area. So I respect this comment and appreciate.. They are NOT Doctor's... Buuuuutt. I can't trust the Doctor's either. Thanks much for this Read..