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The US wants to develop world leading AI capabilities, yet wants to dismantle our world leading data collection research centers like the National Center Atmospheric Research… how does that make sense?
December 18, 2025 at 2:22 PM
The US wants to develop world leading AI capabilities, yet wants to dismantle our world leading data collection research centers like the National Center Atmospheric Research… how does that make sense?
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
The process of science can be painfully slow, but eventually gets closer to the truth. The highly cited paper on the safety of glyphosate (roundup) was finally retracted. Let’s see research on the actual impact of glyphosate!
The process of science can be painfully slow, but eventually gets closer to the truth. The highly cited paper on the safety of glyphosate (roundup) was finally retracted. Let’s see research on the actual impact of glyphosate!
Cleaning the scientific house: Rebuilding trust in science requires confronting the harms of ghostwriting
American science is under attack. Recent cuts to funding and staffing of federal agencies, layoffs of scientists, and rescission of billions of dollars in grants are unprecedented in US history and th...
www.science.org
December 12, 2025 at 2:37 PM
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
The process of science can be painfully slow, but eventually gets closer to the truth. The highly cited paper on the safety of glyphosate (roundup) was finally retracted. Let’s see research on the actual impact of glyphosate!
The process of science can be painfully slow, but eventually gets closer to the truth. The highly cited paper on the safety of glyphosate (roundup) was finally retracted. Let’s see research on the actual impact of glyphosate!
For Kurt Vonnegut, the bombing of Hiroshima was “the day the world ended,” @noahhawley writes. How the novelist turned the violence and randomness of war into a cosmic joke:
“Whatever they call the age you live in is actually the name of the weapon they’re using to try to kill you”.
Good article!
“Whatever they call the age you live in is actually the name of the weapon they’re using to try to kill you”.
Good article!
October 12, 2025 at 1:26 AM
For Kurt Vonnegut, the bombing of Hiroshima was “the day the world ended,” @noahhawley writes. How the novelist turned the violence and randomness of war into a cosmic joke:
“Whatever they call the age you live in is actually the name of the weapon they’re using to try to kill you”.
Good article!
“Whatever they call the age you live in is actually the name of the weapon they’re using to try to kill you”.
Good article!
America’s Illiberalism Doom Loop - The Atlantic
“It’s like treating a migraine with a lobotomy”
Good little article describing the moment we are in. I hope we see the far middle of America come back to power around fairness, human rights, and anti corruption. One can dream…
“It’s like treating a migraine with a lobotomy”
Good little article describing the moment we are in. I hope we see the far middle of America come back to power around fairness, human rights, and anti corruption. One can dream…
September 29, 2025 at 1:29 PM
America’s Illiberalism Doom Loop - The Atlantic
“It’s like treating a migraine with a lobotomy”
Good little article describing the moment we are in. I hope we see the far middle of America come back to power around fairness, human rights, and anti corruption. One can dream…
“It’s like treating a migraine with a lobotomy”
Good little article describing the moment we are in. I hope we see the far middle of America come back to power around fairness, human rights, and anti corruption. One can dream…
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After several years studying grasses and forbs in Yellowstone National Park in the US, researchers have formally documented the power of bison as nature’s own fertilizing agents. cen.acs.org/environment/... #chemsky 🧪
How bison boost the nitrogen cycle—and create healthier plants
The large herbivores stimulate plant growth by cycling carbon and nitrogen in the soils of Yellowstone National Park, showing benefits of free-roaming wildlife
cen.acs.org
September 7, 2025 at 1:10 PM
After several years studying grasses and forbs in Yellowstone National Park in the US, researchers have formally documented the power of bison as nature’s own fertilizing agents. cen.acs.org/environment/... #chemsky 🧪