A scientist's search for the meanings of art, we all learn from mistakes. Interdisciplinarity harmonizes links between disciplines into a coherent whole. We will continue to do everything we can until these questions are answered. Artworks evoke an enigmatic, almost magical quality, transforming everyday objects and scenes into symbols with new meanings. Be consistent: Once you start, don't stop.
The old art defends itself from modern primitive artists by suggesting that there is neither aesthetics nor psychosocial need for it. We become scientists because we are curious.
Donald Kuspit
Crossing the line between art and science where permeability takes shape, and connections are reinvented, creating new scenarios.
Every artist draws what he is, like self portraits, and every scientist represents himself as a bibliography.
Two cultures integrative thinking.
The problem is that art is not a phase transition whereby a canvas or a drawing paper stops being ordinary and becomes terrible in an instant.
Science and humor gave humanity the power over matter, there is only make.
In statistics, latent variables are variables that are not directly observed but are rather inferred from other variables that are observed. Mathematical models that aim to explain observed variables in terms of latent variables are called latent variable models.
As a psychologist you would know that if it demands complicated mathematical transformation, something is going wrong.
Danny Kahneman
In Pascal's view, the human condition and the futile nature of life is characterized by inconstancy, boredom, and anxiety.
Often great discoveries are made when techniques from one discipline are tried in another.
Art don't always square with reality
Is life an illusion, given that only few possibilities are to be calculated? A comprehensible proof is not necessarily the shortest one, but a proof of small width. Hybrid science+art pictures may be accompanied by an explanatory legend that helps the visitor decode the underlying science, if needed.
Darryl Wheye and Donald Kennedy, Subject Matter Matters, Science 10 October 2008: Vol. 322. no. 5899, pp. 196-197
Go deep on things. Become an expert. Get obsessed with a topic. Because science world condemns people from the unexpected math caste to an invisible existence, their lives often go unnoticed.
The whole publish or perish ideology is teaching people the wrong skills on imaginary problems, so I gave on reading on academic papers years ago because the amount of noise to signal was intolerable.
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