Batuhan A. Koçak
@batuhan-a-kocak.bsky.social
PhD Candidate in biological Psychology and Neurpsychology at Uni Hamburg
BA & MA in Psychology at Boğaziçi Uni
BA & MA in Psychology at Boğaziçi Uni
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Bu sunumdan anlıyoruz ki küresel ısınma lineer ve öngörülebilir şekilde ilerlemiyor. Bilim insanlarının şimdilik tanımladıkları 9 ana "geribesleme döngüsü" sayesinde sıcaklıklar bir anda "zıplayabiliyor". Yani 1.5 derecelik artışa 125 senede geldiysek, 3 dereceye 30-40 senede gelebiliriz. Ürkütücü.
Dr. David McKay gave an excellent public lecture on ' #Climate Tipping Points' at Cardiff University's School of Earth & Environmental Sciences.
How close are they? & What can we do about them?
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March 5, 2025 at 7:22 PM
Bu sunumdan anlıyoruz ki küresel ısınma lineer ve öngörülebilir şekilde ilerlemiyor. Bilim insanlarının şimdilik tanımladıkları 9 ana "geribesleme döngüsü" sayesinde sıcaklıklar bir anda "zıplayabiliyor". Yani 1.5 derecelik artışa 125 senede geldiysek, 3 dereceye 30-40 senede gelebiliriz. Ürkütücü.
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Which universities have the most retracted articles - and the highest retraction rates? For @nature.com, here's a first-of-its-kind analysis of retractions by institutions. Full details in the story. www.nature.com/articles/d41...
February 19, 2025 at 11:31 AM
Which universities have the most retracted articles - and the highest retraction rates? For @nature.com, here's a first-of-its-kind analysis of retractions by institutions. Full details in the story. www.nature.com/articles/d41...
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I find that horror is more important in times of unrest.
Many people prefer the horrors of fiction over the horrors in the real world.
In fiction, there's an end. There's a resolution. There's closure, no matter how horrific.
We don't get that kind of comfort in the real world.
Many people prefer the horrors of fiction over the horrors in the real world.
In fiction, there's an end. There's a resolution. There's closure, no matter how horrific.
We don't get that kind of comfort in the real world.
February 6, 2025 at 7:23 PM
I find that horror is more important in times of unrest.
Many people prefer the horrors of fiction over the horrors in the real world.
In fiction, there's an end. There's a resolution. There's closure, no matter how horrific.
We don't get that kind of comfort in the real world.
Many people prefer the horrors of fiction over the horrors in the real world.
In fiction, there's an end. There's a resolution. There's closure, no matter how horrific.
We don't get that kind of comfort in the real world.
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That’s it. I’m putting this chunky, intricate, existential book down.
I’m picking the sweet, fast-paced popcorn book up.
Now is not the time for eating literary vegetables.
I want cake.
#booksky
I’m picking the sweet, fast-paced popcorn book up.
Now is not the time for eating literary vegetables.
I want cake.
#booksky
January 29, 2025 at 9:45 PM
That’s it. I’m putting this chunky, intricate, existential book down.
I’m picking the sweet, fast-paced popcorn book up.
Now is not the time for eating literary vegetables.
I want cake.
#booksky
I’m picking the sweet, fast-paced popcorn book up.
Now is not the time for eating literary vegetables.
I want cake.
#booksky