Let's talk about science
Posts about medicine
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Debunking Myths #5: There is no good or bad cholesterol
How many times have you heard about good and bad cholesterol? Discover the most common lie about cholesterol.
Debunking Myths #5: There is no good or bad cholesterol
How many times have you heard about good and bad cholesterol? Discover the most common lie about cholesterol.
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Why you shouldn't mix antibiotics with alcohol?
Your doctor has probably told you many times that you can't drink alcohol if you need to take medication. Find out why they're right and what the consequences of this...
Why you shouldn't mix antibiotics with alcohol?
Your doctor has probably told you many times that you can't drink alcohol if you need to take medication. Find out why they're right and what the consequences of this...
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The future of radiologists with the arrival of AI
The arrival of Artificial Intelligence calls into question the future of radiology. We share our strategic vision.
The future of radiologists with the arrival of AI
The arrival of Artificial Intelligence calls into question the future of radiology. We share our strategic vision.
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Pathognomonic signs (II): The 13 strangest signs
After the success of the first part of pathognomonic signs, discover the strangest and most shocking ones.
Pathognomonic signs (II): The 13 strangest signs
After the success of the first part of pathognomonic signs, discover the strangest and most shocking ones.
Posts about physics and mathematics
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Goldbach and his conjecture: when pairs become prime
Discover the unsolved mystery that has haunted mathematicians since 1742: the surprisingly simple (and devilish) Goldbach conjecture.
Goldbach and his conjecture: when pairs become prime
Discover the unsolved mystery that has haunted mathematicians since 1742: the surprisingly simple (and devilish) Goldbach conjecture.
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Schumann Resonance: Why do we feel that time passes faster?
Do you notice that it is becoming more difficult to maintain productivity in your daily life because time is passing by faster? There is a theory investigating this.
Schumann Resonance: Why do we feel that time passes faster?
Do you notice that it is becoming more difficult to maintain productivity in your daily life because time is passing by faster? There is a theory investigating this.
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How do satellites work? Why do they fly without fuel and not fall?
How is it possible that satellites fly indefinitely around the Earth and do not fall? Magic, secret mechanisms? The answer is simple: science
How do satellites work? Why do they fly without fuel and not fall?
How is it possible that satellites fly indefinitely around the Earth and do not fall? Magic, secret mechanisms? The answer is simple: science
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How is sound volume measured? What do decibels (dB) mean?
The sounds we hear every day can be soft or very loud, but how do you measure how loud a sound is?
How is sound volume measured? What do decibels (dB) mean?
The sounds we hear every day can be soft or very loud, but how do you measure how loud a sound is?
Posts about technology
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The danger of quantum computers
Quantum computing is the great technological revolution that is approaching, but in addition to its many advantages, it also brings some risks.
The danger of quantum computers
Quantum computing is the great technological revolution that is approaching, but in addition to its many advantages, it also brings some risks.
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Most common recursive algorithms in JavaScript, Python and PHP
After learning the theoretical foundations of recursive programming, it is time to get down to work and test the codes.
Most common recursive algorithms in JavaScript, Python and PHP
After learning the theoretical foundations of recursive programming, it is time to get down to work and test the codes.
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What is recursive programming and how does it work? The math behind the technology
When you start learning software development or programming, you think you understand everything well until something comes along that changes your whole concept: recursion.
What is recursive programming and how does it work? The math behind the technology
When you start learning software development or programming, you think you understand everything well until something comes along that changes your whole concept: recursion.
Posts about economics
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Why is printing money a bad idea?
At first glance, printing money seems like a brilliant idea. If a country is in debt, poverty, or crisis... why not print more banknotes and distribute them?
Why is printing money a bad idea?
At first glance, printing money seems like a brilliant idea. If a country is in debt, poverty, or crisis... why not print more banknotes and distribute them?
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The paradox of saving. Why can saving too much harm the economy?
The paradox of saving arises when everyone wants to save at the same time, and the economy ends up collapsing. Discover how to avoid it and improve your finances.
The paradox of saving. Why can saving too much harm the economy?
The paradox of saving arises when everyone wants to save at the same time, and the economy ends up collapsing. Discover how to avoid it and improve your finances.
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What is a profit warning?
Find out what a profit warning is, one of the most feared alerts by a company's shareholders.
What is a profit warning?
Find out what a profit warning is, one of the most feared alerts by a company's shareholders.
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What is a hostile takeover?
When a hostile takeover occurs, only one thing is clear: the risk of losing control of your company is real.
What is a hostile takeover?
When a hostile takeover occurs, only one thing is clear: the risk of losing control of your company is real.
Articles about psychology
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Informal fallacies. Avoid being manipulated with language.
An informal fallacy is an argument or reasoning that seems valid but is not actually valid. Don't let them use it to manipulate you.
Informal fallacies. Avoid being manipulated with language.
An informal fallacy is an argument or reasoning that seems valid but is not actually valid. Don't let them use it to manipulate you.
