...some people live so long without getting very sick. If they succeed, scientists one day may be able to do for humankind what they can already do for yeast, worms and mice: dramatically increase the normal life span. 'Our hypothesis is that in order to live to 100 or more, you need sets of genes that protect you, by delaying aging and preventing age-related diseases,' says Nir Barzilai, head of the Longevity Genes Project at Albert Einstein ...

... 'brain scans'. You have to 'analyse' 'brain scans' these days to be seen as doing proper science. That's how narrow-minded these new studies are. Did Grof try in any way to falsify the hypothesis that these experiences were anything but phony? Actually, the thing that makes this study scientific is the pictures that can only be seen from the ceiling: a means of testing the reality of the out of ...

... didn't run 'brain scans'. You have to 'analyse' 'brain scans' these days to be seen as doing proper science. That's how narrow-minded these new studies are. Did Grof try in any way to falsify the hypothesis that these experiences were anything but phony? Actually, the thing that makes this study scientific is the pictures that can only be seen from the ceiling: a means of testing the reality of the out of body ...

... the amount of time required to learn Prolog and CLP compared to that required to learn a C++-like language such as Java] will be. Logic and mathematics are barely relevant."  Wedd's hypothesis is that there exists an inverse correlation between experience in object-oriented programming and speed in learning Prolog.  I suspect that a similar correlation exists between experience both procedural and object-oriented programming...

...-2.Just from looking how would I like to see the code flow. People are differnet, problems are different that's why we have different langauges and paradigms. Logic and mathematics are barely relevant."  Wedd's hypothesis is that there exists an inverse correlation between experience in object-oriented programming and speed in learning Prolog.   Lies, damn lies and statistics. What kind of people did he sampled? Was it some Java ...

.../04-decision_tree.....skipped: (no reason given) t/05-svm...............skipped: (no reason given) t/06-knn...............ok t/07-guesser...........ok t/09-rocchio...........ok t/10-tools.............ok t/11-feature_vector....ok t/12-hypothesis........ok t/13-document..........ok t/14-collection........ok t/15-knowledge_set.....ok All tests successful. Files=14, Tests=165, 2 wallclock secs ( 0.18 usr 0.03 sys + 1.78 cusr 0.24 csys...

...[of the amount of time required to learn Prolog and CLP compared to that required to learn a C++-like language such as Java] will be. Logic and mathematics are barely relevant." Wedd's hypothesis is that there exists an inverse correlation between experience in object-oriented programming and speed in learning Prolog. I suspect that a similar correlation exists between experience both procedural and object-oriented programming and speed...

... of it." Do you take that to mean, (1) "X exists whether or not it is experienced," or, (2) "X exists, but neither X nor any effects of X can ever be experienced." Theoretical entities, by hypothesis, satisfy (1). I mean (1), and I'm disputing the claim that theoretical entities 'exist' whether or not they are experienced *except as a matter of linguistic convention*. Get to this below. We have no means of ...

... 'brain scans'. You have to 'analyse' 'brain scans' these days to be seen as doing proper science. That's how narrow-minded these new studies are. Did Grof try in any way to falsify the hypothesis that these experiences were anything but phony? Actually, the thing that makes this study scientific is the pictures that can only be seen from the ceiling: a means of testing the reality of the out of body experience.- ...

...t run 'brain scans'. You have to 'analyse' 'brain scans' these days to be seen as doing proper science. That's how narrow-minded these new studies are. Did Grof try in any way to falsify the hypothesis that these experiences were anything but phony? Actually, the thing that makes this study scientific is the pictures that can only be seen from the ceiling: a means of testing the reality of the out of body experience....