Tag: curious

The Curious Tradition of Sprinkling Women So They Can Grow

“Be careful this weekend, guys might want to sprinkle you”. “Excuse me?!” — I asked my friend, baffled. “Yeah, so you can grow, as if you were a flower”. *Confused face* This conversation happened during my first year living in Hungary, as we wer...

Demystifying Bayesian Statistics: A Clear Guide for the Curious Mind

In the realm of data analysis and interpretation, Bayesian statistics emerges as a powerful framework, offering a unique perspective compared to traditional probabilistic (frequentist) statistics. This blog post aims to demystify Bayesian statistics, highlight its differences from the probabilistic ...

Does Physics agree with Time Travel?

Hey there, fellow curious minds! Ready to leap into the mind-bending world of time travel? From theoretical physics to mind-boggling paradoxes, we’re about to explore the ultimate “what if” scenario. So, grab a comfy seat and get ready because we’re about to dive deep into th...

Why We Invested in Experiment, a Brilliant New Beauty Brand for Chemistry-Curious Consumers

Joyance invests in companies that use science and technology to improve the way we live, so naturally, we’re thrilled to announce our first investment of 2024: Experiment Beauty, an ingredient-led, clinically effective, Gen-Z-geared skin essentials brand. The global skincare market was...

Youngsters Or Gangsters? The Curious Case Of Mr Schoeller In Budapest

Budapest, the pearl of the Danube, where historic buildings and modern lifestyles mix, is now showing a darker, more mysterious side. The new “celebrities” of the city’s nightlife, Austrian-born Mr Schoeller and his friends, Mr Oeckl „The German”, Mr Szabo and a my...

Curious undersea world: Nature is amazing

The blobfish resides in deep-sea environments off the coasts of Australia and New Zealand. Its unique appearance results from the lack of a swim bladder, which gives it a gelatinous, “blobby” look. While it looks different out of water, its appearance is well-suited for its natural...

The Curious Case of the Opossum and the Orange

My wife and I enjoy watching birds, squirrels, and rabbits in our backyard. Sometimes, bald eagles and hawks soar overhead. We occasionally even spot coyotes or red foxes wandering through our urban neighborhood. But the latest visitors, a pair of opossums, have taken up residence and caught us by s...