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Why funny teachers aren’t (usually) better teachers

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By Mark Roberts
| Tes Verified
Did you hear what happened when oxygen went on a date with potassium? It went OK. What do you get if you divide 22 sheep between 7 shepherds? Shepherd’s pi. Macbeth bought some logs for his fire from a company called Birnam Wood. He said he’d go and collect, but they said, “Don’t worry - we can come to you.” Everyone loves a funny teacher. Take me, for example. Barely a lesson goes by without an outbreak of hilarity.
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Principles of gamma synchrony predict figure–ground perception in texture stimuli

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By Maryam Karimian, Mark Roberts, Peter De Weerd
| eLife
eLife Assessment Karimian et al. present a valuable new model to explain how gamma-band synchrony (30-80 Hz) can support human visual feature binding by selectively grouping image elements, countering recent criticisms that the stimulus dependence of gamma oscillations limits their functional role.
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SEO didn’t die. It learned to speak AI

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By Mark Roberts
| Meer
Search isn’t dead. But the way it works has quietly shifted under everyone’s feet. Over the past year, tools like Google’s AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity have begun answering questions directly, often without sending users to a website at all. For many founders and small businesses, this has created confusion: impressions are rising, clicks are stagnating, and content is appearing in places it was never explicitly optimized for.
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