Simulations are awesome! I try to use them to make results that might be well known in the scientific community accessible to a broader audience.
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MarbleScience retweeted
Simulation is the best way to learn anything, and I would highly recommended using it to learn why it's cold up on mountains.
Why is it really cold in the mountains?
It sounds like a simple question, but it is actually really not that trivial.
I did a lot of digging, and came up with a few simple interactive simulation models to illustrate some key concepts, that lead to cold mountains. #ScieneTwitter
MarbleScience retweeted
My new story out today is about a technological revolution that has made it harder for politicians to get away with gerrymandering. But some fear it could also threaten minority voting rights.
Can computer simulations help fix democracy? washingtonpost.com/politics/…
MarbleScience retweeted
This video is extremely good. If you like Primer videos, I think there's a good chance you'll like MarbleScience by @TobiaslLemke *more*.
youtu.be/0P0R7D2sMQI
MarbleScience retweeted
"What is temperature?" is a surprisingly tough question, and the topic of my new video! Like always, I have created the best simulation models I could come up with to make it as easily understandable as possible.
youtu.be/0P0R7D2sMQI
MarbleScience retweeted
Happy to share my new video with you. Hope you enjoy it!
youtu.be/PPWEmjnqsF8
MarbleScience retweeted
How to determine pi with randomness...
You can learn more about such Monte Carlo simulations in my new YouTube video:
youtu.be/7ESK5SaP-bc