This name relates to two different things on Last.fm:
1) The magazin… Read Full Bio ↴This name relates to two different things on Last.fm:
1) The magazine Scientific American was founded in 1845 and has provided a wide variety of reporting on many topics over the years, notably publishing podcasts such as '60-Second Science' that are available for free download through iTunes. Individuals such as Christopher Intagliata and Cynthia Graber have provided the vocal work for these podcast releases.
2) Scientific American is a stage name that has been used by U.S. indie music artist Andrew Rohrmann. After establishing himself as a member of Seattle's indie rock scene with his band Hush Harbor, Andrew became interested in working as a sound designer and using computers as his primary instrument. His solo productions, which incorporate elements of genres such as electronic dance music, hip-hop, and rock, have been used by organizations such as the Seattle Art Museum and the Sound Unseen Film Festival group in Minneapolis. He has also assisted with well-known television ads promoting brands such as Volkswagen, Adidas, and Discover Card.
Andrew has additionally completed critically praised remixes for a number of alternative artists such as Modest Mouse, 764-Hero, and Tristeza. Examples of video games with his involvement musically include 'Galak-Z: The Dimensional'. As a live performer, Andrew has shared the stage with the likes of Dabrye, Four Tet, Boom Bip, and Diplo.
Website: cargocollective.com/scntfc.
1) The magazin… Read Full Bio ↴This name relates to two different things on Last.fm:
1) The magazine Scientific American was founded in 1845 and has provided a wide variety of reporting on many topics over the years, notably publishing podcasts such as '60-Second Science' that are available for free download through iTunes. Individuals such as Christopher Intagliata and Cynthia Graber have provided the vocal work for these podcast releases.
2) Scientific American is a stage name that has been used by U.S. indie music artist Andrew Rohrmann. After establishing himself as a member of Seattle's indie rock scene with his band Hush Harbor, Andrew became interested in working as a sound designer and using computers as his primary instrument. His solo productions, which incorporate elements of genres such as electronic dance music, hip-hop, and rock, have been used by organizations such as the Seattle Art Museum and the Sound Unseen Film Festival group in Minneapolis. He has also assisted with well-known television ads promoting brands such as Volkswagen, Adidas, and Discover Card.
Andrew has additionally completed critically praised remixes for a number of alternative artists such as Modest Mouse, 764-Hero, and Tristeza. Examples of video games with his involvement musically include 'Galak-Z: The Dimensional'. As a live performer, Andrew has shared the stage with the likes of Dabrye, Four Tet, Boom Bip, and Diplo.
Website: cargocollective.com/scntfc.
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Why People Believe What They Do
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Kenjiro5775
Everything we do changes our brains. Neural networks are constantly being reinforced or curtailed depending on our activities.
Patrick Blair
Amazing ... It seems that we should exercise our brains by being social...
not not knowing
Quality time ?
Carl Lelandt
This is one of the reasons society needs to re-think worker retirement. We need to evolve some of our perceptions.. Isolation often occurs after worker retirement, doing more harm than good. We've got some pretty shallow views on some things, that, better understood, would probably add more quality to our lives. Thoreau intentionally cut himself off from society for its positive effects.. Distractions and thought-jamming are probably way worse now than in Thoreau's time. There is, as Thoreau believed, a great healing quality that can be achieved in experiencing Nature and solitude..
Carl Lelandt
Interestingly, one of Rutstrum's most popular titles: "Paradise Below Zero"..
Carl Lelandt
Then there was Calvin Rutstrum... About his isolation experiences, he would likely have said: "Isolated!? Hardly! I'm surrounded by the busy minds I find in all the books that line the wall of my cabin."
Carl Lelandt
It's up to the individual to keep some mental enrichment going during isolation, which Thoreau probably practiced to his benefit..
nuclear meltdown
I think it's time to come up with experimental protocols that doesn't involve hurting animals.
BBBenj
Music is way too loud to understand clearly what is said... 😢
Mary Ann Crody
If isolation is so bad why do I love it?