The Dangerous Power of Crowds (2011)
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The New Yorker
Crush Point
When large crowds assemble, is there a way to keep them safe?
First evidence of cell membrane molecules in space
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Astronomy.com
First evidence of cell membrane molecules in space
All cells on Earth are made of phospholipid membranes. Now astronomers have found the component molecules in interstellar space.
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Ancient bees found in Blenheim palace estate
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Oxfordshire Natural Beekeeping Group
ONBG meeting, July 2021 – Blenheim wild bees
We were priviliged and excited to have the opportunity for a behind-the-scenes tour of wild bee colonies at Blenheim Palace led by Filipe Salbany, an internationally experienced bee expert who emit…
For whom do the Covid “fact checkers” work?
We are living in a world where the CDC director can say something that is false, made-up and no institution will say otherwise. At the same time, major, venerable fact checking institutions are literally asserting as fact something which is at best unproven.
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We are living in a world where the CDC director can say something that is false, made-up and no institution will say otherwise. At the same time, major, venerable fact checking institutions are literally asserting as fact something which is at best unproven.
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Brownstone Institute
For Whom Do the Covid “Fact Checkers” Really Work? ⋆ Brownstone Institute
We are living in a world where fact checking institutions are literally asserting as fact something which is at best unproven.
The brain can recall and reawaken past immune responses
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Quanta Magazine
The Brain Can Recall and Reawaken Past Immune Responses
The brain not only helps to regulate immune responses, but also stores and retrieves “memories” of them.
Ancient Rome’s party town, now buried by the sea
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the Guardian
Tourists marvel at ancient Rome’s party town, now buried by the sea
Statues and ruins of a 2,000-year-old resort, famed for luxury and vice, are now a marine visitor attraction