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Corey Baron
Assistant Professor, Department of Medical Biophysics
Canada Research Chair of Diffusion Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Why I Became a Scientist
I have always been interested in figuring out how things work, building things, and solving difficult puzzles. I became interested in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) because it scratches that engineering 'itch' while having a direct impact on patients. On top of this, I find the brain extremely fascinating. MRI provides a window to learn more about this mysterious organ, as well as help to diagnose, monitor and treat disorders that affect it.
I am interested in developing multidimensional imaging biomarkers for ultra-high field MRI, and using them to learn more about the brain. Measuring a multidimensional imaging biomarker is another way of saying to measure multiple tissue parameters at the same time, which can greatly improve the ability to diagnose a condition. In MRI, there are many different types of tissue parameters that can be measured. I am especially interested in diffusion MRI, which measures the average random motion of molecules. The motion of the molecules is altered by cell membranes and organelles, and diffusion MRI can give insight into specific microstructure characteristics of the tissue like cell size, shape, and density. In essence, this allows a completely non-invasive virtual microscopy of tissue inside the brain.
How can we efficiently measure multidimensional imaging biomarkers?
While the measurement of a whole plethora of tissue parameters seems like a great idea in principle, it is limited in practice by how long a patient can stay in your scanner. In order to make this practical in the clinic, we need to find ways to measure the information much more efficiently. One part of the solution is to work at ultra-high field, where there is more signal strength that can be used to accelerate the scans. Also, every single parameter map acquired in a session looks like a brain – the same brain, in fact. Accordingly, there is a lot of redundancy in the data that we can potentially exploit to reduce the amount of raw data we need to acquire to get the same information.
Can we use diffusion-based virtual microscopy of the brain to gain a better understanding of changes that occur during development or disease?
MRI is typically used to assess structures with length scales of millimeters or centimeters. Advanced forms of diffusion MRI give us an ability to assess microscopic characteristics of brain tissue, down to cellular length scales, which gives us an opportunity to learn more about disorders at a very fundamental level.
Can multidimensional imaging biomarkers detect neurodegenerative disorders, like Alzheimer's disease or Parkinson's disease, before symptoms occur?
Neurodegenerative disorders are associated with volume decreases in certain structures in the brain, but by the time this occurs symptoms like dementia are already present. However, it is likely that the brain is already subtly changing before symptoms begin. Multidimensional biomarkers may give more sensitivity to detect small changes in the brain sooner, which could allow earlier treatment before irreversible damage occurs.
B.Sc. Engineering Physics, University of Alberta, 2007
M.Sc. Electrical Engineering, University of Alberta, 2009
Ph.D. Biomedical Engineering, University of Alberta, 2014
Stanford University, 2014-2017
Canada Research Chair of Diffusion Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Tier 2), 2018
Petro-Canada Young Innovator Program - Robarts Award, 2018
NSERC Postdoctoral Fellowship, 2014-2016
Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship, 2009-2011
Alberta Innovates - Health Solutions Studentship Award, 2012-2014
NSERC Julie Payette Award, 2007-2008
Rt Honourable CD Howe Memorial Fellowship, 2007
Governor General's Silver Medal, 2007
Visit Google Scholar for Dr. Baron's publication list
Email: cbaron@robarts.ca
London, Ontario, Canada, N6A 3K7


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namespace cloud {
namespace golden_internal {
GOOGLE_CLOUD_CPP_INLINE_NAMESPACE_BEGIN

class GoldenThingAdminRestLogging : public GoldenThingAdminRestStub {
 public:
  ~GoldenThingAdminRestLogging() override = default;
  GoldenThingAdminRestLogging(std::shared_ptr<GoldenThingAdminRestStub> child,
                       TracingOptions tracing_options,
                       std::set<std::string> components);

  StatusOr<google::test::admin::database::v1::ListDatabasesResponse> ListDatabases(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::ListDatabasesRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation> CreateDatabase(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::CreateDatabaseRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::test::admin::database::v1::Database> GetDatabase(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::GetDatabaseRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation> UpdateDatabaseDdl(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::UpdateDatabaseDdlRequest const& request) override;

  Status DropDatabase(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::DropDatabaseRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::test::admin::database::v1::GetDatabaseDdlResponse> GetDatabaseDdl(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::GetDatabaseDdlRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::iam::v1::Policy> SetIamPolicy(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::iam::v1::SetIamPolicyRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::iam::v1::Policy> GetIamPolicy(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::iam::v1::GetIamPolicyRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::iam::v1::TestIamPermissionsResponse> TestIamPermissions(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::iam::v1::TestIamPermissionsRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation> CreateBackup(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::CreateBackupRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::test::admin::database::v1::Backup> GetBackup(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::GetBackupRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::test::admin::database::v1::Backup> UpdateBackup(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::UpdateBackupRequest const& request) override;

  Status DeleteBackup(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::DeleteBackupRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::test::admin::database::v1::ListBackupsResponse> ListBackups(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::ListBackupsRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation> RestoreDatabase(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::RestoreDatabaseRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::test::admin::database::v1::ListDatabaseOperationsResponse> ListDatabaseOperations(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::ListDatabaseOperationsRequest const& request) override;

  StatusOr<google::test::admin::database::v1::ListBackupOperationsResponse> ListBackupOperations(
      google::cloud::rest_internal::RestContext& rest_context,
      google::test::admin::database::v1::ListBackupOperationsRequest const& request) override;

 private:
  std::shared_ptr<GoldenThingAdminRestStub> child_;
  TracingOptions tracing_options_;
  std::set<std::string> components_;
};

GOOGLE_CLOUD_CPP_INLINE_NAMESPACE_END
}  // namespace golden_internal
}  // namespace cloud
}  // namespace google

#endif  // GOOGLE_CLOUD_CPP_GENERATOR_INTEGRATION_TESTS_GOLDEN_INTERNAL_GOLDEN_THING_ADMIN_REST_LOGGING_DECORATOR_H

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"We believe college graduation is not an option, but an expectation." – Wanikka Vance, Head of School
Athrey Nadham (right) and a group of Foundations 4 Advancement students discuss which is the best type of material to use to make their stomp rocket.
When 30 or so Chicago youngsters visited campus for a tour and some hands-on STEM activities on September 17th, it shouldn't have come as a surprise that the majority of the students were three, four, and five years old. According to Wanikka Vance, the founder and Head of Foundations 4 Advancement Christian College and Career Readiness Academy, it's never too early to begin shaping youngsters into young entrepreneurs and inculcating into them this paradigm: they're college-bound.
Head of School Wanikka Vance (left) and one of her students during their recent visit to Illinois.
"So we try to start that at the age of three," she admits, "instilling in them that they will go to college, and they will graduate from college, and then they will go on to create their own businesses and affect other people within their communities. So we're trying to build legacies of excellence."
In addition to exposing her charges to college early, Vance's philosophy also includes exposing them often. So she takes her students on trips to different colleges, both in and out of state, every month or so. Is it having the hoped-for impact? Vance says yes.
"Most of them know already what college they want to go to," she indicates. "They know what they want to be when they grow up and then what businesses they also want to own. So we just make sure that we keep that at the forefront of their minds, as well as letting them know that academics is very important."
In addition to expecting them to go to college, she also expects them to be entrepreneurs. Iin fact, some of them already are. They understand what business they want to go into and what it would take to actually have a successful business. Plus, each year, each student is expected to write his or her own business plan. Vance reports that last year, one of her four-year-olds wrote a two-page business plan, which she and her grandparents then followed to start an inflatable business...which is now up and running.
A Foundations 4 Advancement student designs and builds a marshmallow-toothpick structure..
"So she's five, and she owns a full-fledged business," boasts Vance.
At present, the school serves preschool thru fifth grade; however, their goal is to add a grade level a year until they reach 8th grade, and to add a child-care department as well.
"So we want to reach them from birth to 8th grade to give them a strong educational foundation."
Vance has an ambitious long-term goal, and a short-term goal in place in order to achieve it:
"We believe in changing the face of education, and so we're going to change the face of education one child and one family at a time."
Joe Muskin cuts segments of wire for students to use in the "memory metal" activity.
A number of Illinois folks—excited about helping Vance make her college dream a reality—began some long-term recruiting of their own (for Illinois' Class of '30) by showing the youngsters just how much fun STEM at Illinois can be.
Orchestrating the day's activities, performing demos, and supervising hands-on activities were Joe Muskin, the Mechanical Science and Engineering (MechSE) Education Coordinator; Muskin's "right-hand man," Athrey Nadhan, a MechSE senior who's never met an outreach opportunity he didn't like; Matt Goodman, a Materials Science and Engineering lecturer; and grad student Arif Nelson and several other students from Randy Ewoldt's Rheology lab, who exposed the kids to the ever-popular Rheology Zoo, and its assortment of non-Newtonian funny fluids.
While Matt Goodman is used to teaching about materials to young students (MSE 280, an introduction to engineering for engineering students, plus MSE 101, teaching mostly non-engineers about engineering and materials), the group from Foundations 4 Advancement was quite a bit younger than the crowd he's used to; but Goodman's an old hand at outreach, and simultaneously entertained and taught the kids about his favorite subject—materials.
An intrepid young student prepares to taste a marshmallow which has been quick frozen in liquid nitrogen.
Armed with an arsenal of "mad-scientist-type" demos and hands-on opportunities, Goodman wowed the kids with his showmanship—and his science. He first demonstrated the effect liquid nitrogen has on various materials. To teach the students about the states of matter, he incorporated everyone's favorite pasttime: eating. Kids (and adults) sampled first a room-temperature miniature marshmallow, then one that had been a frozen in liquid nitrogen.
A student holds a piece of the ball, which no longer feels spongy but has turned into a cold, hard solid.
In another demo/hands-on activity, Goodman ecouraged the students to predict what would happen if he were to, say, throw a ball which had been immersed in liquid oxygen against a hard surface. They then watched (from a safe distance) to see if their theories were accurate as he did so. (The ball shattered, of course.) Students were then given a chance to hold one of the fractured pieces of ball to see that it was quite different from its original state.
Matt Goodman shows the students the difference between an incandescent and an LED light bulb.
Exhibiting a number of light bulbs of various designs, Goodman did another activity in which he illustrated improvements scientists have made on the common light bulb by comparing the heat and light generated by various generations of light bulbs, ranging from an old-school incandescent to one of today's very efficient LEDs. Students were encouraged to judge for themselves which bulbs were the most energy efficient based on their light and heat output. (The LED won hands-down).
Matt Goodman ignites a spark by old-fashioned muscle energy.
Goodman also led the kids in a hands-on activity with memory metal; students were given a segment of wire, which they were encouraged to bend into a shape (see the photo at the bottom of the page); when the child immersed his/her wire in hot water, it "remembered" its previous shape (straight) and realigned itself accordingly.
Another of Goodman's activities involved materials that make good insulators because they are impervious to heat, such as the material used to construct the space shuttle. To demonstrate, he tested a styrofoam-like material with a blow torch, then let the kids feel the cool side.
Although the group, which had a lot of preschoolers, was younger than most groups who normally make field trips to Illinois, according to Goodman, the kids appeared to get a lot out of the activities.
"They did phenomenally," Goodman says. "They were engaged, excited. It was very surprising to see how much they were comprehending—and we're talking very high-level, technical, college-level items. Explaining it to them was a challenge, but they did grasp it very well."
Goodman, no rookie to outreach, admits that he loves outreach because it's a great way to recruit new engineers into his field.
A student tests two balls of different density to see which of the two will bounce better.
"It's just one of those things where I've always done them. When I was in high school, I had one of these outreaches done to me, and it really sparked my interest in materials engineering. So I think it's just a way for me to give back and hopefully spark the interest of the next generation or future generations of engineers."
Athrey Nadhan's portion of the day's activities gave the youngsters the opportunity to do a variety of hands-on activities: build marshmallow-toothpick structures; build Lego structures; and design, build, and launch stomp rockets.
A young student and his mom (a teaching assistant at the school) shows off the marshmallow-toothpick structure he built.
Nadhan says he, too, participated in hopes of giving back and interesting some youngsters in STEM:
"The event really got the youngsters excited and pumped up about science," he acknowledges. "I remember being in their shoes just a few years ago, watching mad scientist shows and participating in the science fair. It's a great feeling to give back to the community so that they can get the same thrill from science that I did as a kid."
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A young Foundations 4 Advancement student works with memory metal.
Athrey Nadhan (right) works with a team of students building their stomp rocket.


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In June 2015, a group of 8 international volunteers came to RCHI for 2 days to work on a variety of practical jobs including painting the roof of the girls' house and making a stone footpath into the garden. A trip was also made to Subic Bay to visit the ship "Logos Hope" where the team of volunteers came from.
Posted on: 25 January, 2015, by : Rehoboth Children's Home, Inc.


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This subject is very close to my heart. This is not an academic dissertation but a talk based on my own observations, feelings and ethos.
Historical perspective - What was happening just over 90 years ago? Third battle of Gaza. Turkish and British each had ten divisions. The British had enlisted Arab help in driving the Turks from Palestine after General Allenby promised them independence!
In the Autumn of 1917 there were British and French cruisers shelling Gaza. This was one of the many battles being waged by the 'great' powers to carve out their empires; this was the driving force for WW1.
You were trampled from the start. I learned from a recent talk given by Ilan Pappe that when the Zionist settlers planned a university they were supported by the British. When the native Palestinians asked for the same they were refused. In every possible way, the occupier has hampered the development of medical education and medical services in the land remaining to you.
Because you have to live with various degrees of chaos, standards of education and care are less than you would wish. To bring those standards up, it is obvious that every doctor should be trained to the best possible level of knowledge and competence.
He or she should have the broadest knowledge of the medical services and their deficiencies in the remnants of Palestine so cohesion is maximised.
The foundations should be anatomy, physiology with biochemistry, and pathology. I will return to pathology later.
So - excellence, the broadest of minds and the best technical base.
I want to consider these by looking at what faces doctors in Palestine now. We can set a strategy only when we have a very clear idea as trainers and students what will make a good doctor for Palestine.
Medical care within a teeming prison - a Warsaw ghetto.
There are in fact great similarities between Palestine and the UK in regard to there being an increasingly intolerable amount of disease. The causes are largely different though.
The UK is fat but Palestine thin. 1 in 10 children in the UK is 'morbidly' obese and the intake of advertised high energy snacks is one factor. Diabetes is epidemic in both societies - but especially here.
Iron deficiency anaemia, which affects 30% of children and mothers - I do not know what the thresholds for diagnosis are - should be a rarity in 2007. It is a condition of the greatest importance - especially because it is said to inhibit cerebral development. What is being done to deal with this at present?
In my travels here I have also noted a good deal of inherited disease due to consanguinity which is the cause of considerable suffering in the affected children. I have in mind a family, of which three siblings out of seven have familial spastic paraplegia. The two eldest are girls and they are terribly disabled.
So there is a lot to get right before the profession tackles those more beguiling rareties.
'Grasping the nettle' when the patient first presents himself to the doctor. And if you do not grasp it first time, then it is often never grasped. What I am saying is that the first shot at diagnosis is the best or indeed the only shot.
One needs time, quietness and no interruptions (no damnable cell phone as you talk with your patient) and of course the skill. Diagnosis is 75% the history, the art of history taking is the most essential art in the art of medicine.
Keep it simple. I have said this often to young surgeons. The human being is a complex organism - especially its psyche. Therefore, as often as possible, keep your management including your surgery as simple as possible. Sometimes a complicated solution is required, so save your skill and your brain for that.
Morbid anatomy and histology are probably taking a back seat now in the training of doctors in the UK. I do not know, but I know fewer autopsies are being done. Perhaps there is the same tendency here. I am assured that Islamic law allows for delay in burial when medical science/the law requires that an autopsy is performed. The teaching of pathology should be the greatest priority; the doctor who is so armed can look with Xray eyes into his patient, just as he can look into the eye with the opthalmoscope and see the vessels. So, first rate histopathology, morbid anatomy and forensic pathology departments are vital to the teaching of complete doctors. Justice in Palestine will be hamstrung until there is forensic pathology.
Rational as opposed to irrational medical practice. In the chaos which is occupation, siege and recurrent invasion which you have been subjected to, it is easy perhaps to slip into less scientific medical practice. At the more trivial end, I have seen a highly intelligent senior lecturer insisting that he swallow one of the pencillins for his common cold.
I will illustrate the irrational with this case. Beit Jalia. 3rd or 4th opinion on a 46 yr old lady.
Large and with lax ligaments. Tripped - probable severe medial ligament tear. Groin to ankle plaster. Later another fall with likely dislocation of the knee and peroneal nerve palsy. Later poor mobility due to severe instability. Learned of a German surgeon who flew into Jordan fortnightly. Went there and was operated on straight away. An unconstrained TKR was implanted. Pain did not settle. She was repatriated by ambulance over the Allenby bridge. There was deep infection. Seen by a good surgeon at the Hadassa hospital. Advised excision with the hamburger treatment - a wadge of bone cement with antibiotic included.
I saw her. ESR had fallen. No sinus. Brace worn. Non-weightbearing. MRI scans before surgery showed normal articular cartilage. Advised to start weightbearing - to help her low morale partly. I strongly advised an arthrodesis.
I learned later that my words fell on deaf ears. Off to the US with the help of a relative over there. A free operation - but a constrained TKR. She is said to be fine but the long term outcome is likely to be different. She will have more surgery.
Grossly irrational primary surgery, and the opposite of simple.
One cannot speak of the necessity of say, a cardio-thoracic unit in Gaza, until public ill-health - especially iron deficiency anaemia and diabetes, is dealt with. What logic or humanity is there in not dealing first with a deficiency affecting about 25% of the population.
There is an extraordinary amount of unnecessary and frankly unethical work being carried out.
Cosmetic surgery is commonplace in Britain and there is insufficient rigour in the selection of patients for operation. Instead, the targets set by politicians tend to drive action. I know as a surgeon how one needs to have the tightest indications for surgery. Just take varicose vein and hallux valgus - bunion surgery as good examples of what might not need a 'target', what might not need 'doing'.
At a guess, I would say that about one third of all hospital admissions are triggered by self - induced illness. Obesity leading to diabetes, liver disease from alcohol, athero-sclerosis - COAD - lung cancer from smoking and arterial disease from a diet high in animal fats are all unnatural diseases. Add to that western sexual mores, or the lack of them. Consider just how much medical effort is expended in dealing with the late effects of chlamydia.
So, one bears in mind these and other things I fail to mention in deciding what should be highlighted in the clinical training of a doctor for Palestine.
The foregoing are external factors of course. The internal factors - the facets of personality and the ethos of the emerging doctor will determine her or his competence, energy and future development. So, before I end, I will focus on those internal factors. I must first say the ethos, the typical spirit of the medical school, is valuable if it is good. Of course, each member of the school - teacher and pupil contributes to that ethos.
When I was a registrar in general surgery I spent four months with a very good diagnostician and surgeon called Dendy-Moore. Thursday was his take day. We might operate most of 24 hours on emergency cases. A child would come in. We would leave theatre and enter a sleeping ward. With my master on one side of the bed, and myself, the apprentice on the other, we would hear the history and examine the child. A diagnosis would emerge and a plan of action decided upon.
Secondly we are pointing the ship at a country which has been the centre of conflict and bitter dispute for 55 years. This demonstrates the bankruptcy of political institutions, both in this country and abroad. The priority should be to bring justice and peace to the Palestinian people and not to wreak yet more havoc in countries like Iraq.
In the weeks following 11-9-01 and when the high altitude bombing of the Afghan people was starting, there were bumper stickers on cars in Florida which read 'Nuke them till they glow'. Millions of people in the UK are repulsed by such violence and hatred. Instead they would agree with the surgeon who says that 'we should do our best to heal and not to harm'.
The Dove and Dolphin International Medical Centre.


Life is difficult to start and to evolve to an intelligent and technologically advanced stage and we're the only one in the galaxy.
UFO's, alien artifacts, ancient astronauts. Problem: evidence for aliens is non-existent.
The aliens are here and they are keeping us in a well designed zoo (cut off from all contact) or there is an treaty preventing contact with young races. Problem: this scenario can't be tested. Only one ET could break the embargo.
The speed of light slows communications and makes space travel too long. Extraterrestrial's messages may not have reached us yet. Problem: the galaxy exist for billions of years, even if one ET civilization formed a few million years before us, the galaxy would be already filled with Bracewell-Von Neumann probes.
ET has no interest in communicating with lesser intelligences. Problem: with millions of possible civilizations, some of the extraterrestrial ones would be interested in our species.
The definition of a structure defines - by the excluding of incompatible functions to the structure - a reducing of possibilities of the defined structure.
Our brain is such a structure whose defined functionality excludes an unknown scale of possibilities which are literally unthinkable for it.
Without a possibility even to guess the loss of thinkables due to the determining structure of our brain we can only be aware of what we can think.
There is the capability of existing 'life' in a structural way we will never be able to discern out of the tremendous 'sough' of unseen, unknown potentials of the given primal ground in this universe?!
We don´t even KNOW what electrons make move for ages!
We don´t even KNOW what gravity really IS.
We are slicing the universe like a dead frog to understand what makes him live and jump.
Slicing life means to find none.
There is life in this universe for sure, but the chances are great that life can be so much more than we represent ourselves that we will never get it, because a toe is not an eye.
We share a considerable percentage of paradigms with mammals.
But we do not understand an horse or even an ape REALLY!
We just draw analogies between them and us, we try to find pieces of concepts we are familiar with to get an idea of their worldview.
But never ever we will reach them.
So: we can´t even reach our cousins in paradigm - how, the hell, should we reach THEM out there???
My issue with this argument is that it is not really an effective comparison. NDT has made a similar comparison with chimps, and paraphrasing him here, calls out that our DNA is only 3% different and yet look at the difference in the capabilities between the species. While the difference in DNA is notably more narrow than the capabilities of each species, there is one key aspect involved that makes the comparisons invalid in the context of the supporting argument – as far as we know, ants and chimps are not sentient beings able to communicate in a sophisticated manner (certainly not in mathematics) and question the world around them. Last I checked we can, and think it is fair to assume an advanced intelligent species could recognize that in us. If we recognized even the slightest, primitive ability of ants or chimps, or any species, to demonstrate sentient thoughts and communicate them, we would have legions of scientists and researchers that would be highly interested in them.
Another part of the argument I challenge is the built-in assumption that an advanced ETI would necessarily have been in contact with or able to observe other ETI's less advanced than them, and so adding to the notion of how uninteresting us ants would be – been there, done that, nothing to see here. It is very likely, if you prescribe to some of the other Fermi Paradox hypotheses, that ETI's are more rare than we may think and so where they do exist, are probably spread very far apart within the universe. It is very possible that even a very advanced ETI still deals with limits created by the law of physics and distances involved, or otherwise for some reason, not interested in the mass exploration or colonization beyond a galactic scale. So they could explore and colonize an entire galaxy, and end up being the only intelligent species in it having never discovered any other ETI along the way. If at some point an ETI arises in their galaxy, it would be hard to believe no matter how primitive it may be initially or over time that there would not be a great interest in that species, the first of which they had ever seen capable of sentient thought and communication.
We have 1000's of scientists studying ants and chimps today without these capabilities. Imagine how many there would be, how different today's science would be, if they could exhibit them or we discovered a species other than us that could.
My theory is that the nearest civilizations are under a non-interference accord that prevents them from making contact with covilizations that are still developing spacefaring technology. In all likelyhood they probably just enjoy watching us put the pieces together, kind of like how we enjoy watching babies and young children solve puzzles that challenge them but are easy for us. Who knows?
Whatever the conditions needed for life may be, whatever the technological capabilities, there is one fundamental difference that i did not see posted anywhere in regards to the Fermi Paradox. Curiosity.
Taking into account the diverse carnivorous species on earth, the ways hunting has evolved in animals, all of which we as humans had to keep our eyes on and in time our brain evolved to think in such a manner to envision potential ways that we could be attacked and killed. This is not necessary to be true on other planets. Another difference would be the basic way our brain categorizes things, fits them into categories so that they may be easily predicted and analyzed. Pattern recognition has no logical reason to be developed outside our planet and it's diverse environment. As such, even if life has evolved on other planets, it may just not be fundamentally curious, and, as such, never have evolved technological capabilities which require patterns in order for any kind of technology to work.
An answer to the Fermi paradox could be that we haven`t developed the technology to receive messages from other civilizations. The idea that we will detect signals that crawl across space at the speed of light is the issue: a more advanced civilization *might* have a faster than light communication system that we have yet to dream off. Faster than light / warp type drive system seem to be a requirement for meaningful travel between stars. Of course these things are beyond our current understanding. Einstein`s rules preclude FTL- yet we can envisage possible ways around the limits - albeit requiring huge energy and technology beyond our current abilities.
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"The report states that Love in the spring of 2016 told a federal employee to take seized stones known as moqui marbles out of an evidence room so he could give them to a contractor who had done work on the agency's building in Salt Lake City."
FILE – In this Aug. 19, 2009 file photo, Daniel Love, a special agent with the Bureau of Land Management, walks in front of Carl "Vern" Crites' home in Durango Colo., after Crites voluntarily turned over his entire collection of ancient artifacts during a sweeping federal investigation of looting and grave-robbing in the Four Corners region. In a report released Thursday, Aug. 24, 2017, federal investigators released a report that says Love took valuable stones held as evidence and distributed them "like candy" to colleagues and a contractor. (Jerry McBride/The Durango Herald via AP, File) (Associated Press)
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SALT LAKE CITY — A Bureau of Land Management agent who has been scrutinized for past behavior took valuable stones held as evidence and handed them out "like candy" to colleagues and a contractor, federal investigators said in a report made public Thursday.Daniel Love played a command role in an April 2014 standoff involving backers of Nevada rancher and states' rights figure Cliven Bundy. It pitted weapon-toting Bundy supporters against heavily armed BLM agents who, in the end, gave up efforts to collect Bundy cattle for nonpayment of grazing fees.Love was previously faulted for using his influence to get tickets to a sold-out Burning Man counterculture festival in Nevada's Black Rock Desert that he was helping oversee security for and manipulating a job search for a friend.U.S. Department of Interior investigators also found Love told an employee to delete some emails that contained bureau information requested by then-U.S. Rep. Jason Chaffetz. Though the report does not name Love, Chaffetz confirmed Thursday that his request had been directed to Love. Chaffetz did not specify the nature of the request."We were deeply concerned he was manipulating the record. I'm glad they dove deep into this," Chaffetz said. "It's against the law to change the federal record, particularly when you're motivated to protect your own rear."
The U.S. Attorney's Office for Utah declined to file criminal charges related to evidence mishandling, said spokeswoman Melodie Rydalch, who declined comment about the decision. Megan Crandall, a land management bureau spokeswoman, said Thursday he remains an employee, but declined to elaborate.
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THIS BLM NEEDS TO BE CLEANED UP. THERE'S WAY TOO MANY GREEDY OPPORTUNISTS
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The BLM is loaded with crooks and deviates.
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Democracy From Scratch: Opposition and Regime in the New Russian Revolution
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Misleadingly subtitled, this book is only fleetingly about organized political opposition in post-independence Russia. Fish focuses instead on the varied and motley groupings that emerged under Gorbachev and sought to undo the existing system, most of them in the name of democracy, hence the revolutionary label. Parties are supposed to be able to compel those in power to pay attention to particular interests in society. The Soviet parties in the Russian Republic did this feebly or not at all.
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