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View AllHomeroom With Sal & Mayor Sam Liccardo - Wednesday, June 3
Hi everyone, welcome to the daily homeroom livestream. For those of you all who are wondering what this is, this is a series of conversations that we’ve started over the last few months. It was, I guess, catalyzed by COVID, but it’s a way of staying in co…
Making conclusions in a test about a proportion | AP Statistics | Khan Academy
A public opinion survey investigated whether a majority, more than 50 percent, of adults supported a tax increase to help fund the local school system. A random sample of 200 adults showed that 113 of those sampled supported the tax increase. Researchers …
WHAT JUST HAPPENED WITH YOUR STIMULUS CHECK
What’s up, Graham? It’s guys here, so I’m sure we all know this saying: whatever can happen will happen. As much as we thought it was a sure thing that the Senate would pass some sort of stimulus package before they left for recess on August 7th, they wer…
What The Most Carefree Philosopher Can Teach Us | ZHUANGZI
Many centuries ago, a curious Taoist philosopher named Zhuangzi sat by the riverbank, absorbed in the gentle flow of the water, as his fishing rod lay nearby. Unexpectedly, two vice-chancellors appeared before him, having been dispatched by the Prince of …
The Most Efficient Way to Destroy the Universe – False Vacuum
What if our universe comes with a self-destruct button to eliminate itself so cleanly and efficiently, that every single physical thing would just stop existing and life would be impossible forever? The ultimate ecological catastrophe - vacuum decay. (The…
Where Did Pablo Picasso's Genius Come From? | National Geographic
Where does genius come from? Pablo Picasso’s journey to genius began with a puff of his uncle Salvador’s cigar, so claims the man himself. It’s possible this puff ignited what some historians call the rage to master: a voracious dedication to push the bou…