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The highest honor I ever received wasn't a trophy — it was a shoe store voucher. On a math teacher's quiet reward and a friend who should have been a mathematician.
Articles about medical coding, AI in healthcare, and the intersection of clinical practice and technology.
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The highest honor I ever received wasn't a trophy — it was a shoe store voucher. On a math teacher's quiet reward and a friend who should have been a mathematician.
Sir William Osler's advice to medical students — divide your attention equally between books and men. One teaches the details, the other teaches life.
Is 4×6 the same as 6×4? A viral debate between professors — and what it means for the kid who just learned to count.
Alan Lightman and Diane Ackerman on atoms, consciousness, and the gorgeous fever we call being alive.
I am billions of years old — born with stars that may no longer exist. On atoms, immortality, and being the universe in miniature.
Life of Pi argued that zoos aren't cages — they're homes. But maybe some of us belong in the wild. On domestication, mountains, and the urge to roam.
Einstein: God does not play dice. Bohr: Einstein, stop telling God what to do.
On Einstein's thought experiments — lightning on a train track, bouncing photons, and why simultaneity breaks everything you thought you knew about time.
If the Earth is spinning, why don't we feel it? Galileo's brilliant answer — a ship, a cabin, some butterflies, and the birth of relativity.
Anies Baswedan, Ridwan Kamil, Bill Gates — what they share is an obsession with a cause. I haven't found mine yet. Let's search together.