Actually, there is a sharp line to be drawn between science and the humanities. The difference is methodological: The “scientific method” consists of publishing papers formatted in two or more columns; whereas humanities papers are arranged in just one column.

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It’s my birthday

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Generations of Strathclyde undergraduate Computer Science students have experienced the Virtual Learning Environment I wrote, myself, because I can't stand moodle. It's called Marx. After Harpo Marx, my slient partner. And because it does. Nothing serious, nothing political.

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No. It's a free choice. He just said what they liked to hear about AI, and had both an attractive personal story and a cute research area.

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I’m sorry to have to be the bad guy here but we need to recognize that we live in a compressed air thrusters world now. If you’re not finding ways to teach the critical use of compressed air thrusters in your classroom, you’re setting your students up to fail when you could be setting them up to fly

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