“I had no in-depth knowledge about e-commerce, nor was I capable of any intricate software programming…but I applied nonetheless – no harm in trying, after all”

“I had no in-depth knowledge about e-commerce, nor was I capable of any intricate software programming…but I applied nonetheless – no harm in trying, after all”
Not only is this unsupported by modern science, but it’s also antithetical to some of the most basic tenants of medicine
No single scientist symbolises breakthrough scientific advances and a King’s College education more than theoretical physicist Peter Higgs.
Fret not if you’re not a programming-enthusiast…a well-oiled machine heavily depends on other disciplines too.
“I had no in-depth knowledge about e-commerce, nor was I capable of any intricate software programming…but I applied nonetheless – no harm in trying, after all”
No single scientist symbolises breakthrough scientific advances and a King’s College education more than theoretical physicist Peter Higgs.
Fret not if you’re not a programming-enthusiast…a well-oiled machine heavily depends on other disciplines too.
Not only is this unsupported by modern science, but it’s also antithetical to some of the most basic tenants of medicine
Is monetary aid enough? Does it create dependency? What are the long term effects? The tools used by charities, organisations, or even governments are not always effective.
The rift valley is so large that it’s slowly splitting Africa in two.
Buying this vaccine would be considered less like a top priority, and more like a luxury.
As time passed, it became clear that OxyContin was not the harmless pain control it was marketed to be.
What role do ‘failures’ play in our engagement with technology? Is it simply a concept being reinforced by BigTech to sustain its business models? Or a collective failure on our part to learn from these mistakes?