Bayes' Theorem is a formula for calculating probability based on evidence available. It is demonstrably correct (that's what makes it a theorem), and many modern institutions now rely on it: […]

The next installment of The Story of Us by the blogger and illustrator Tim Urban of Wait But Why! In the late 1700s, the forefathers of what became the United […]

Let's plan what we'll be doing for the next quarter! Is there a topic you'd like to give a talk about? Come have a voice in what we do next […]

Kaizen is the Japanese word for improvement. The word has come to be applied to a specific approach to improvement, originally in industrial and business processes, later expanded to self-improvement. […]

This week is our popular Speed Talks event! Three to five speakers get 5-8 minutes each to expound their ideas, followed by our group discussion period where the community react […]

Task initiation is part of the larger group of human behaviors described as executive function. It often can be difficult for folks to either begin a new task or to […]