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Physorg has an interesting article about how Hollywood movies follow a mathematical formula that “lets them match the effects of their shots to the attention spans of their audiences.”

The Editing of Successful Hollywood Movies Follows a Mathematical Formula | /Film 2010

Hey, it could happen, and according to this news story on Physorg. com, science has already created a lure that "forces" fish to bite.

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The team will be led by Professor Akira Iritani, professor emeritus at Kyoto University, notes Physorg.com.

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You can read the whole article on Physorg or read the original 9-page research paper in PDF here. via: gointothestory

The Editing of Successful Hollywood Movies Follows a Mathematical Formula | /Film 2010

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The team will be led by Professor Akira Iritani, professor emeritus at Kyoto University, notes Physorg.com.

Woolly Mammoth Could Be Reborn In 4 Years The Huffington Post 2011

The team will be led by Professor Akira Iritani, professor emeritus at Kyoto University, notes Physorg.com.

Woolly Mammoth Could Be Reborn In 4 Years The Huffington Post 2011

The team will be led by Professor Akira Iritani, professor emeritus at Kyoto University, notes Physorg.com.

Woolly Mammoth Could Be Reborn In 4 Years The Huffington Post 2011

The team will be led by Professor Akira Iritani, professor emeritus at Kyoto University, notes Physorg.com.

Woolly Mammoth Could Be Reborn In 4 Years The Huffington Post 2011

Hey, it could happen, and according to this news story on Physorg. com, science has already created a lure that "forces" fish to bite.

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