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...retired physicist, asked whether car companies should prioritize consumer interests over environmental concerns.“[Why is] driving four people in an eco-conscious station wagon a badge of shame?” he asked. “I drive a four-cylinder car, and the performance isn??t great. But it works for me and it’s adequate for most people.” The audience burst into applause by the end of his question.Cischke agreed but stressed the complexity of the issue. “We have to make driving a big vehicle...
...tents, the South African tents—and it didn’t matter if they were poor or rich, people would invite me to eat,” he said. The study’s authors echoed Cajee’s personal experiences. “Social distance isn??t as large as you thought on Hajj, and maybe that’s the learning you come out with,” Khwaja said. “Once you think a Muslim European is good, then maybe all Europeans are, too. A famous example of this broader...
Standing in unmarked fatigues waiting to board a Black hawk helicopter isn??t a part of a Crimson reporter’s typical afternoon...
...because you don’t spend your entire life learning about particle physics doesn’t mean you don’t want to see how it all fits together,” Randall said. “I wanted to make the point that the universe isn??t necessarily so neat, I wanted the public to be able to go beyond the elegance and beauty to understand a physics that matched their reality...
...traditionalism isn??t the answer, though, we’ve got to be careful of too-hopeful radicalism as well. Down the road at MIT, Simmons Hall, an award-winning building which opened in 2002, was designed with deliberately contorted spaces to force students to interact. Architects and critics love the design for its innovative and playful use of space...