Computers can paint now. And goats like people who smile at them.
The most interesting and important discoveries often stem from the collision of seemingly different modes of thinking.
We frequently see one idea appear in one discipline as if it were new, when it migrated from another discipline, like a mole that had dug under a fence and popped up on the other side.
- Battle in the Mind Fields, John Goldsmith and Bernard Laks
I write about cool things that result from marrying different fields of knowledge.
I sometimes also break down academic writing and concepts, and discuss their relevance to our daily lives. Knowledge is fun, and should not have to be impenetrable or buried in jargon.
Here, we make the consumption of knowledge enjoyable and relevant again.
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This is a down-to-earth, personal take on science communication.
If you love exploring the depths of arts and science and acquiring possibly unnecessary but fascinating knowledge, this page is definitely your jam. Stay in touch to read about some of my favorite things in the sum of all human discoveries.
About Leoson
Data scientist and humanist. Former tech lead, mental health counselor, writing tutor, and interaction designer.
Uncompromising lover of hot chocolate, long walks, cats and dogs in equal measure, and the ocean.
Currently Reading
Ethics in the Real World: 82 Brief Essays on Things That Matter - Peter Singer
The Mathematics of the Breath and the Way - Charles Bukowski
What Is Not Yours is Not Yours - Helen Oyeyemi
