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Author of book' Atheory of Economic History?
Sir John Richard Hicks
What did Lenroe Blum invent?
Lenroe Blum didn't neccesarely invent something, but she did a project about something that led to her own formula of her own logic mathematics dealing with the patterns she found by trying to use new ways of logic to solve old problems in algebra. Lenroe also some work with Sephen Smale and mike Shub about developing atheory of computation and complexity over real numbers.Lenore and her husband Manuel Blum who is also a mathematician, worked on a paper that proposed designiing computers tha had the ability to learn from example. Lenroe did this project to discover why someLenroe Blum didn't neccesarely invent something, but she did a project about something that led to her own formula of her own logic mathematics dealing with the patterns she found by trying to use new ways of logic to solve old problems in algebra. Lenroe also some work with Sephen Smale and mike Shub about developing atheory of computation and complexity over real numbers.Lenore and her husband Manuel Blum who is also a mathematician, worked on a paper that proposed designiing computers tha had the ability to learn from example. Lenroe did this project to discover why some
What is the significance of Kitum Cave and why did the viruses thrive there?
I have atheory about Kitum Cave's importance. DISCLAIMER: IT IS JUST AN EDUCATED GUESS! #1: You see, viruses, like bacteria, can die, OR, suffer damage in prolonged exposure to sunlight. They also grow better in damp conditions. Thus, Kitum Cave is an utopia for microorganisms and bats. It has been proved that bats RARELY have trace amounts of filoviruses (Marburg and Ebola). The infected bats then fly out of the cave at night, possibly chomping on someone, or defecate in their homes, and fly back into Kitum Cave at dawn.#2: Another possibility is that elephants could become carriers for Ebola/Marburg. And in the book, The Hot Zone, it said that elephants live there part time. So, the elephants get filoviruses, don't die from it, go back out into the jungle, and infect monkeys, bats, humans, etc, etc.#3: The people who contracted Marburg may have accidentally cut themselves somewhere in the cave.#4: Contaminated water.I hope that these theories serve you well.
