That yellow one has higher production value—someone prepared ahead of time for this

This one took a little work to decode but once you realize the second one is a uracil and the others are amino acids…

This is, of course, not the manner in which the federation was intended to be useful, but the difference between “Washington got nuked by bad guys” and the present scenario is, perhaps, not that measurable

But the data (and publications) we produced all these past decades will still carry on in the other two members of the federated consortium that are still backed by functioning governments at the moment.

Of course, groups like mine are probably in for a bigger world of hurt if NIH’s eRA Commons disappears (we just submitted a grant this week that may never see the light of day but we’ll keep doing it until we can’t anymore).

Disabling NCBI would cause a world of hurt for those of us who’ve built up all our APIs around it (instead of the European or Japanese equivalents) but at least the data is still safe even if the US disappeared. Yes including PubMed.