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Interesting study

A week or 2 ago, I did a poll on Boo universe about women being a good cook for a longer lasting long-term relationship. Since then I read about a Harvard study finding that women who don’t cook for their husbands have happier marriages. The study found that Women who don’t cook for their... (edited) read more

Three Questions That Tell You More Than a Dozen Dates

A few years ago, I came across a Harvard Psychology study that explored how a potential relationship can be assessed through a structured set of questions. The idea fascinated me, but I always felt there was a practical problem: most people don’t have the time, setting, or patience to turn a date... read more

Happy Women's History Month to Dr. Eva Beatrice Dykes ♀️

One of the First 3 African American Women to earn a PhD. (all 3 in 1921). Dr. Dykes graduated from Radcliffe college which would later become a part of Harvard University. She was the first to complete the requirements for the PhD degree, but graduated behind 2 other African American women: Dr.... (edited) read more

🦷 DENTAL EDUCATION 🦷

A recent study highlights serious risks to children’s oral health if fluoride is removed from U.S. public water systems. Researchers from Harvard and Brigham and Women’s Hospital analyzed national health data to estimate the long-term impact of ending water fluoridation—a proven public health... read more

Why Code has bugs?

1. First Computer Bug 🐛 The term “computer bug” actually came from a real moth found stuck inside a Harvard computer in 1947.

Robert Redford Double Feature at the Brattle

To celebrate the great RR, I’m at the Brattle in Harvard Square to take in a double feature of “All the President’s Men” and “Three Days of the Condor”, the latter being an appropriate holiday watch this season.