Author Archives: Mike Reeves-McMillan

Apr 15

Contributor to fads, or actual useful tool?

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Contributor to fads, or actual useful tool?

Having studied nutrition and health, I can tell you it’s extraordinarily complicated, not least because food is so bound up with our culture and our psychology. I’ll be watching this with wary interest.

Originally shared by Singularity Hub

This Tiny Tooth Sensor Tracks What You Eat, and It Could Help You Be Healthier https://suhub.co/2qzV5Jj

Apr 13

An important advance in integrating human bodies and electronics.

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An important advance in integrating human bodies and electronics.

Originally shared by Neuroscience News

Researchers Build Smallest Volume, Most Efficient Wireless Nerve Stimulator

The device, called StimDust, short for stimulating neural dust, adds more sophisticated electronics to neural dust without sacrificing the technology’s tiny size or safety, greatly expanding the range of neural dust applications.

http://neurosciencenews.com/wireless-nerve-stimulator-8784/

Apr 13

All writers have their preferred methods for inspiration, and for me, it’s always been setting.

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All writers have their preferred methods for inspiration, and for me, it’s always been setting. I visit a place and find story there, which is why travel is so bound up in my creative process, and why my books often span the globe.

But other writers have other strengths … and weaknesses. One of the most common issues for new fiction writers is “talking heads in an empty white room,” where character and dialogue are fine but the setting is almost entirely missing.

In today’s article, Joseph Bendoski shares some ways to write better settings. #writingtips

https://www.thecreativepenn.com/2018/04/13/write-better-settings/?utm_source=googlePlus&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=SocialWarfare