Barry Wright

One of the most fascinating and unsolved areas of physics is fluid dynamics; in particular how to write down rules and equations that govern the state of flow.

I didn’t take a photo of my actual answer because it’s a silly photo to take. Rows and rows of booths with almost identical looking tiny boxes, wires, and chips. Hundreds of new and advanced sensors — things that detect fog for self-driving cars, acetone in your breath, your heart-rate variability from a short photo session.

Force yourself to explore what happens if you make a new choice. Many of you may be familiar with the bell as a tool for creating habits. As the story goes, Ivan Pavlov demonstrated the concept of classical conditioning by ringing a bell just before giving dogs food, and then later showing that the dogs would salivate simply based on hearing the bell once the two events became connected. Sometimes we can fall into Pavlovian habits at work as well: • Oh, that ticket came from legal?