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<p>Created page with &quot;&lt;includeonly&gt; {{#switch: {{{1|}}} | 3M = American manufacturing company; known for adhesives and consumer products | Advisor Perspectives = Finance industry commentary site and newsletter | Alph Bingham = American executive; co-founder of InnoCentive open innovation platform | Andre Geim = Physicist; Nobel laureate for graphene | Andy Ouderkirk = American inventor and scientist at 3M | Artemisinin = Antimalarial compound from Artemisia annua | Arturo Casadevall =...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&lt;includeonly&gt;<br /> {{#switch: {{{1|}}}<br /> | 3M = American manufacturing company; known for adhesives and consumer products<br /> | Advisor Perspectives = Finance industry commentary site and newsletter<br /> | Alph Bingham = American executive; co-founder of InnoCentive open innovation platform<br /> | Andre Geim = Physicist; Nobel laureate for graphene<br /> | Andy Ouderkirk = American inventor and scientist at 3M<br /> | Artemisinin = Antimalarial compound from Artemisia annua<br /> | Arturo Casadevall = Microbiologist and physician; science integrity advocate<br /> | Australian Army = Army branch of the Australian Defence Force<br /> | Basel = Swiss city on the Rhine<br /> | Beast = West Point cadet basic training program<br /> | Beijing = Capital city of China<br /> | Budapest = Capital city of Hungary<br /> | California Polytechnic State University = Public university in San Luis Obispo, California<br /> | Carter Racing = Harvard Business School teaching case on decision analysis<br /> | Charles Darwin = English naturalist; author of evolutionary theory works<br /> | Challenger = Space Shuttle Challenger; site of 1986 launch disaster<br /> | Columbia Magazine = Columbia University alumni magazine<br /> | Connaught Medical Research Laboratories = Canadian biomedical research laboratory in Toronto<br /> | D-pad = Directional control pad on game controllers<br /> | Dan Kahan = American psychologist; studies cultural cognition<br /> | Dark Horse = Harvard research on unconventional career paths<br /> | David Epstein = American journalist and author<br /> | Don Swanson = Information scientist; pioneered literature-based discovery<br /> | Financial Times = British international business newspaper<br /> | Financial Times and McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award = Annual award for business books by FT and McKinsey<br /> | Frances Hesselbein = American nonprofit leader; former Girl Scouts CEO<br /> | Frances Hesselbein Leadership Institute = Nonprofit leadership organization founded by Frances Hesselbein<br /> | Game &amp; Watch = Nintendo handheld electronic game series<br /> | Game Boy = Nintendo handheld game console<br /> | Gerd Gigerenzer = German psychologist; research on heuristics and risk<br /> | Girl Scouts = U.S. youth organization for girls<br /> | Graphene = Single-layer carbon material with unique properties<br /> | Gunpei Yokoi = Japanese game designer and Nintendo producer<br /> | Harvard Business School = Graduate business school of Harvard University<br /> | Herminia Ibarra = Organizational scholar; research on career transitions<br /> | Ig Nobel = Satirical prize honoring unusual or trivial scientific achievements<br /> | InnoCentive = Open innovation crowdsourcing platform for scientific challenges<br /> | James Flynn = New Zealand political scientist; documented IQ gains<br /> | Johannes Kepler = German astronomer; formulated laws of planetary motion<br /> | John Sloboda = British psychologist; research on music expertise<br /> | Julian Simon = American economist; population and resource optimist<br /> | Karl Duncker = Gestalt psychologist; studied problem solving<br /> | Karl Weick = Organizational scholar; known for sensemaking theory<br /> | Kirkus Reviews = American book review magazine<br /> | Kostya Novoselov = Physicist; Nobel laureate for graphene<br /> | Kyoto = Japanese city; Nintendo headquarters location<br /> | László Polgár = Hungarian chess educator<br /> | LCD = Liquid-crystal display technology<br /> | Lefty RX = Single-channel radio-controlled toy car by Nintendo<br /> | London = Capital city of the United Kingdom<br /> | Love Tester = Novelty electronic device by Nintendo<br /> | Mann Gulch = Montana site of 1949 wildfire disaster<br /> | Match quality = Economic term; person–role fit measure<br /> | NASA = U.S. civil space agency<br /> | Nate Kornell = Cognitive psychologist; learning research<br /> | NES = Nintendo Entertainment System home video game console<br /> | New York Times = American daily newspaper<br /> | Newton’s rings = Optical interference pattern of concentric rings<br /> | Nicolas Appert = French inventor; developed early food preservation by heating<br /> | Nintendo = Japanese video game company<br /> | Nobel Prize in Physics = International award for achievements in physics<br /> | Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine = International award for achievements in medicine<br /> | Next Big Idea Club = Book subscription and media club<br /> | Ofer Malamud = Economist; research on education and labor markets<br /> | Oliver Smithies = Biochemist; Nobel laureate in Physiology or Medicine<br /> | Pan Macmillan = British book publisher<br /> | Paris = Capital city of France<br /> | Pasteur = French microbiologist Louis Pasteur<br /> | Paul Ehrlich = American biologist; author of The Population Bomb<br /> | Philip Tetlock = Political psychologist; forecasting research leader<br /> | Prague = Capital city of the Czech Republic<br /> | Presidential Medal of Freedom = Highest U.S. civilian honor<br /> | ProPublica = American nonprofit investigative newsroom<br /> | Publishers Weekly = American publishing trade magazine<br /> | Range = Nonfiction book by David Epstein<br /> | Raven’s Progressive Matrices = Nonverbal intelligence test of abstract reasoning<br /> | Riverhead Books = Publishing imprint of Penguin Random House<br /> | Robert A. Miller = Economist; dynamic decision-making research<br /> | Robert Bjork = Cognitive psychologist; memory and learning research<br /> | Roger Federer = Swiss tennis player<br /> | San Luis Obispo = City in California<br /> | Shinkansen = Japanese high-speed rail network<br /> | Sony Walkman = Portable audio player brand by Sony<br /> | Sports Illustrated = American sports magazine<br /> | Storm King Mountain = Colorado mountain; site of 1994 wildfire deaths<br /> | Sunday Times = British Sunday newspaper<br /> | The Cove = Australian Army professional development site<br /> | The Hague = Dutch city; seat of government<br /> | The Sports Gene = Nonfiction book by David Epstein<br /> | The Verge = Technology news website<br /> | The Wall Street Journal = American business-focused newspaper<br /> | Tiger Woods = American professional golfer<br /> | Toronto = Canadian city; provincial capital of Ontario<br /> | Tu Youyou = Chinese pharmacologist; discovered artemisinin<br /> | U.S. Air Force Academy = U.S. service academy in Colorado<br /> | U.S. anthrax scare = Bioterror incidents involving mailed anthrax in the United States<br /> | United Way = Nonprofit network of local charities<br /> | University of Manchester = Public research university in Manchester, England<br /> | West Point = United States Military Academy<br /> | Yo-Yo Ma = American cellist<br /> | #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎<br /> }}<br /> &lt;/includeonly&gt;&lt;noinclude&gt;{{documentation}}&lt;/noinclude&gt;</div>

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