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Do the Skull and the Head Have the Same Center of Gravity?

Many of our readers have contacted us about our recent blog post (June 17, 2018), which describes a simple experiment for locating the...

The Da Vinci Project, Part One. Basic Design Principles: The Contractile Function of Muscle

Muscle contraction is produced at a molecular level by the interaction between the interdigitating strands of myosin and actin molecules tha

The Da Vinci Project, Part One. Basic Design Principles: Dynamic Opposition and Effortlessness in Na

Compression presses outward and muscles pull inwardly, the combined action creating direction of parts with a minimum of effort—a principle

Welcome to The Da Vinci Project: The Study of Our Human Anatomical Design

Far from being a defective design, our upright posture is amazingly subtle and complex and that, without it, none of our distinctly human ac

Managing Your Attention. Part 6. Results.

Managing Your Attention. Part 5. Adding a Wish

Managing Your Attention. Part 4. Getting Organized.

Managing Your Attention. Part 3

Managing Your Attention. Part 2

Managing Your Attention. Part 1

The Means-Whereby Principle. Part 5

The Means-Whereby Principle. Part 4

The Means-Whereby Principle. Part 3.

The Means-Whereby Principle. Part 2

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