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“SURVIVING THE CENTURY’ The inaugural Carl Sagan Memorial Lecture Cornell University, 8 May 2017 It’s a great honour to give this Carl Sagan lecture. The ideas he stood for need proclaiming louder than ever today. We need an optimistic vision of life’s destiny --- in this world...

… website, and for those of you who already know the solution, there are some alternative problems. If you can’t immediately solve a problem, think about it overnight. It’s worth seeing what your brain will do while you are asleep! The Science of Creativity The first person to t...

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4.2.12 WC: 191694 We then discussed “The Front” and I told him that my father knew Zero Mosel—the star of the film—whose relative had a store on the lower east side near my father’s. We discussed “blacklisting,” “McCarthyism” and other subjects in which we shared a common intere...

… today. Understanding allows us to predict discontinuous events: a system changing its state or a star running out of fuel. We see the same predicament in stock markets. Stock markets normally behave in a linear fashion but, when they go wrong; they go very wrong. Recent recessi...

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4.2.12 WC: 191694 charges and he sought my help, which I was pleased to give. Eventually, he was cleared of all charges and continued to practice law in the newly united Germany. Human rights in Israel A human rights case that surely tested my commitment to universal rights in...

29 It does not take much imagination to see how such beliefs, programmed into the community’s values for more than a millennium, and reinforced by customs such as endogamous marriage— according to which the children of unions between Nusayris and non- Nusayris cannot be initiate...

…s there. Esther Godin, as the then was, grew up in Warsaw. Born in 1913, she was the oldest of the six children of Samuel and Rachel Godin. Poland at the time was home to the largest Jewish community in the world, more than 3 million by the time of the Holocaust. While the Jews...

What you suggest is very much the model that has been current in the behavioral sciences for many years. It has a record of colossal failure, and for good reasons, | think. It’s disproven, but keeps coming back, most recently with Big Data illusions. A child doesn’t grow arms an...

Slow meals = life. From Daniel Gilbert of Harvard to Martin Seligman of Princeton, the “happiness” (self-reported well-being) researchers seem to agree on one thing: Mealtime with friends and loved ones is a direct predictor of well-being. Have at least one 2-to-3-hour dinner and...

…predictable process. Van Gogh's paintings were so criticized in his lifetime, many people would have denied them the label art, and Edwin Morgan’s Loch Ness Art or Information Monster poem is almost pure gibberish, but it’s undoubtedly art. Art is a tricky problem but, in pract...

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… view as the region's rising power. "The Qatari strategy is that the situation has changed, and we need to fend for ourselves and ensure that the regional anarchy is not going to impact us," says Bokhari. The Qatari investment in Rawabi -- which feeds an $85 million investment in...

…g normal, embodying normality—doing things the way a striving, achieving, rational person would do them—was how Dina Powell saw her job in the White House. At forty-three, Powell had made a career at the intersection of the corporate world and public policy; she did well (very, v...