The Role of Interpreters in Diplomatic Meetings Summary In this article, we discuss the crucial role of interpreters in diplomatic meetings, particularly in closed-door bilateral meetings. We delve into the different types of interpretation used and the challenges that interpreters face, such as maintaining an optimal distance from the speaker, dealing with fatigue, and accurately …
Q&A with Smosh: From Inappropriate Thumbnails to Company Ownership Summary Smosh, a group of content creators, sat down for a Wired Autocomplete Interview where they answered various questions about their personal and professional lives. They talked about their most viewed video, their logo, being mistaken for a celebrity, the ownership of Smosh, and the origin …
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A Fun Conversation with Courtney Miller from Smosh: Tattoos, Dogs, and More! Summary In this article, we delve into a fun conversation with Courtney Miller from Smosh, covering a range of topics including tattoos, her dog, her past as a vegan, and her ambidexterity. We also touch upon the ownership of Smosh, with the company …
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Smosh: The Story Behind The YouTube Sensation Summary In this article, we delve into the story behind Smosh, the YouTube sensation that has taken the world by storm. We will explore their most viewed video, their logo, and the history of the company. We will also discuss the creators of Smosh, including Ian Hecox and …
The Risk of a Chernobyl-Like Meltdown Happening in the US: A Q&A with Nuclear Historian Kate Brown Summary Nuclear historian Kate Brown from MIT was interviewed to discuss the risks of nuclear disasters in the US and what would happen if a Chernobyl-like meltdown happened in the country. She talked about the challenges of storing …
The Real Threat of Nuclear Disasters in the US: Insights from a Nuclear Historian Summary In this article, we explore the insights of nuclear historian Kate Brown from MIT on the possibility of a nuclear disaster in the US. Brown warns that the US is not immune to a nuclear disaster, and the country has …
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The Art of Mirroring: An Innovative Approach to Self-Perception Summary Daniel Rosen, an artist and innovator, has spent years creating intricate pieces of art that he calls mirrors. These mirrors aren’t like the traditional ones we think of. Instead, they use innovative technology and unique materials to reflect the viewers themselves in a new way. …
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Interactive Mirrors: The Art of Daniel Rozin Summary In this article, we explore the work of artist Daniel Rozin, who creates interactive mechanical pieces, particularly mirrors, that reflect the viewer’s form. Rozin’s mirrors are made of various materials that present unique challenges, and his latest project is a commission for ASCAP that produces sonic output. …
Medical Accuracy in Hollywood: Exploring the Realities Behind TV and Movie Scenes Summary Annie Onish, a surgical resident, provides insights on various medical scenarios depicted in TV shows and movies. She critiques the accuracy of these scenarios and shares feedback on the scenes. She emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between Hollywood fantasy and medical reality. …
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Emergency and Operating Room Depictions in TV and Movies: Separating Fact from Fiction Summary Annie Onish, a surgical resident at Columbia University, dissects and critiques the depiction of emergency and operating rooms in popular culture. While some representations accurately portray medical practices, there are also inaccuracies and shortcomings. This article will explore these depictions, covering …
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