by Paul Aliotta | Nov 3, 2021 | Paul Aliotta
Physics is often called our most fundamental science because it describes the way natural things work, such as gravity, weight, speed, mass, electromagnetics, heat radiation, cold, and anything else found in nature. After physicists describe, measure, quantify...
by Paul Aliotta | Oct 3, 2021 | Paul Aliotta
The skills of scientists have been tapped for centuries by people who want to do better business. The usual formula is that a scientist conducts research, runs experiments, created prototypes, and eventually comes up with a new invention, product, or process. ...
by Paul Aliotta | Sep 3, 2021 | Paul Aliotta
Science fiction writers have been warning about it for years — but more recently so have sociologists, medical doctors, psychologists, and an array of intellectuals from disparate disciplines. It’s the effect on society when people are immersed and...
by Paul Aliotta | Aug 3, 2021 | Paul Aliotta
Vaccines have been around for centuries in one form or another. For example, during the time of our Founding Fathers, it was common in American colonial times to attempt to inoculate people from diseases like measles and smallpox. The method back then was to...
by Paul Aliotta | Jul 1, 2021 | Paul Aliotta
An old proverb has it that “A society grows great when the elderly plant trees in whose shade they shall never sit.” This remarkable proverb certainly expresses an interesting concept about the torch that one generation passes on to another: After all, what does it...
