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As doctors frantically work on the injured, Melburnians have told tales of chaos, tragedy and miracle escapes all along Bourke Street Mall.
I left 15 minutes before this happened. Life is sometimes just a series of good and bad luck events.
Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne, Australia
Platform: Javascript/HTML5 —
Billed as a "playable post", Nicky Case and Vi Hart use a series of simple puzzle games to illustrate how small biases can have a big impact as they talk about segregation and diversity thoughtfully and intelligently without ever pointing any fingers. Tagged as: browser, free, game, html5, ncase, nutcasenightmare, playthis, puzzle, rating-g, simpleidea, vihart
Billed as a "playable post", Nicky Case and Vi Hart use a series of simple puzzle games to illustrate how small biases can have a big impact as they talk about segregation and diversity thoughtfully and intelligently without ever pointing any fingers. Tagged as: browser, free, game, html5, ncase, nutcasenightmare, playthis, puzzle, rating-g, simpleidea, vihart
This is an awesome interactive article about cultural diversity.
I love modelling human behaviour with simple math!
I love modelling human behaviour with simple math!
Melbourne, Australia
This would have been just as fun to observe as to participate.
Melbourne, Australia
1 public comment
i want to know more about the motivations of the three lone wolves. obviously, they thought that they could produce a better answer than the mob. but why did they believe that? was the mob actually mob-like, where the loudest voices steered the group down certain paths? did the lone wolves find it difficult to voice ideas or to defend them against loud voices?
via thatscienceguy:
I have always wondered what would happen with an infinite loop in all directions…
Trippy.
Vsauce once answered the question What color is a mirror?
Kaleidoscope mirrored awesomeness...
Melbourne, Australia
1 public comment
Nice.
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