Aight, let’s cut straight to it—money can buy happiness. There, I said it. XAXAXA. Sure, people love throwing around phrases like “money can’t buy happiness” or “happiness comes from within.” But let’s be real—have you ever seen someone miserable on a beach in the Maldives, sipping a coconut, knowing they don’t have to worry about bills? Exactly. Now, I’m not… Read more →
Happy to circle back to an intriguing topic: time. In my recent blog entry, “Time in Physics vs. Time in Theology: A Tale of Two Realities,” ⏳🤔we scratched the surface of how science and theology perceive time. Now, let’s dig deeper to see if these two worldviews are adversaries or companions in unraveling time’s nature. Time—scientifically defined as a measurable… Read more →
Researchers and scientists are interested in developing devices that can sniff the chemicals and navigate in the air to locate disaster survivors such as gas leaks, explosions, etc. But most man-made sensors are not sensitive or fast enough to locate or process-specific smells. In this direction, scientists have developed Smellicopter. It is an autonomous drone that uses a live antenna… Read more →
