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Patchwork of amazing web content. Could not classify them, but wanted to share nevertheless. Enjoy!
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Marc Rougier
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How do countries compare for reading, maths and science performance? The latest Pisa results from the OECD show which countries are making the biggest improvements and which could do better
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US: 36th. FR: 25th. UK: 26th
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Explore 3D fractals, the Mandelbulb and its relatives. Image galleries and information about this new kind of object.
Marc Rougier's insight:
The name itself is a winner: Mendelbulb :) Not recommended after one glass of wine too many.
Robert De Quelen's curator insight,
May 3, 2014 5:28 PM
Lautréamont, déjà, voulait réconcilier les mathématiques et la poésie. Mais qui a dit que les images digitales étaient froides?
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20 ways to slice the European continent from Atlas of Prejudice 2 by Yanko Tsvetkov.
Marc Rougier's insight:
So, I come from the euphoric, revolutionary, sexually repressed Europe. Number 17 is my favorite.
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The Official Coke Studio (Pakistan) Channel on YouTube.
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A journey in space and time for your ears.
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Because infographics are so trendy. And because a bit of fun does not hurt. Thanks the @Ally Greer :)
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Brilliant infographics East Meets West by designer Yang Liu. The serie illustrates the differences between Germans and Chinese concerning various concepts such as problem solving, attitude toward time, ego, life style. Smart. Would love to see the similar Infographics with American or Latin cultures in perspective. Curated by the always captivating Maria Popova aka Brainpicker. Via Willy Braun.
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Explore our graphical guide to the advances of the future, from 2013 to 2150.
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Great infographics by BBC. I'll keep it and check their previsions.
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Foursquare, the location-based social network, has put together a series of videos tracking "the pulse" of various metropolises -- New York, San Francisco, London, Chicago, Tokyo and Istanbul -- using check-in data from its users.
Marc Rougier's insight:
That's great content. Well done Foursquare!
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Based on true life experiences of a war photographer during the 80’s, the chilling images in A Thousand Times Goodnight should send shock waves through society
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"When ancient Greece fell into decline, mathematical progress stagnated as Europe fell under the shadow of the Dark Ages. But in the East, mathematics would reach new heights".
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Ahead of Alibaba IPO, a bit of history about maths. Chinese have formalized counting and equation 1000 years before the West. Wondering how Alibaba will do in terms of number (tomorrow!), but always a good reason to remember History. Great video. As for the IPO itself, pre-IPO analysis from Wall Street Journal here.
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Magnificent 3D animation. And tragic adventure: "On April 18, a deadly avalanche killed 13 and left three Sherpa missing on Mt. Everest, the single deadliest day in the mountain's history. Discovery was at base camp preparing to film a live event with adventurist Joby Ogywn when disaster struck".
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"5 Thought-Provoking Quantum Experiments - by ZenGardner" (great site).
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The physics of the large scale universe is mind blowing. Who could resist Einstein, multiverses or spaghettification indeed? Quantum physics (applying to the super small scale) is even better. Or worse. I don't understand any slightest tiniest bit of it, but it makes me dream. Poor cat. Great article, with videos, explaining 5 experiments that challenge intuition (the least we can say...). Best quote: "There is no time on a fundamental level”. Ah.
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Off the beaten track.
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"This abandoned ant colony revealed how genius these tiny creatures are. Ants live underground – we usually see a relatively small exit on the surface. But you won’t believe what they built underground".
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Ten mega corporations control the output of almost everything you buy; from household products to batteries. But it gets even crazier who when you see who controls the money.
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Impressive to see how consumer goods, media and finance instituations have dramatically consolidated over the last 20-30 years in America (3 great charts inside). Via Aadel Benyoussef.
Cecile Morel's curator insight,
November 4, 2013 3:31 PM
About brands and not technology for brands for once but just great (or scary?) to see. 
Martine Le Jossec's curator insight,
November 7, 2013 3:36 AM
Do consumers have choice ?
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"Then, there was the stall selling authentic original canvases for $60 each. With no sign letting on who the artist was, no caché of a gallery and no post on the artist’s website, the booth was up all day with only three buyers and eight paintings sold. Estimated value per painting: $200,000 plus."
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The perception of value. The power of brands. Reminds me of this great story of Joshua Bell, playing Bach, unnoticed.
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Impressive technology developed by Boston Dynamics. (too bad this Wildcat sounds like a mostquitos). Boston Dynamics builds amazing robots (check their site out; the sandflea is really surprising, though not the most scary). Main customer is the US army. http://www.bostondynamics.com/
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Digital Curator, Curiosity Tutor, Hackschool Counselor... Wish they are right!
Ally Greer's curator insight,
September 30, 2013 5:47 PM
From Personal Digital Curator to Curiosity Tutor, I can't wait to see where these types of jobs go and what even cooler positions they lead to in the future!
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Great infographics by BBC. I'll keep it and check their previsions.