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A Cobalt Crisis Could Put the Brakes on Electric Car Sales
First it was lithium, now it's cobalt. Factories are churning out as many batteries as possible, and it's creating a bottleneck.
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A new type of medicine, custom-made with tiny proteins creates new possibilities for drug world
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CRISPR enhances production of EPO used to treat anemia
EPO, an important drug for treating anemia, can now be produced in higher quantities and with better quality in mammalian cells designed using CRISPR.
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Humans Bred With a Mysterious Archaic Population in Earliest Known Interbreeding Event
Neither Neanderthal nor Denisovan.
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Japan Is Sending a Lander to a Martian Moon, And It'll Be Back by 2030
It'll be touching down on Phobos.
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Keeping it simple — Synthesizing useful organic compounds now made easier and cheaper
Organic boronic acids are widely used as starting material in the synthesis of various useful chemicals. But, some organic boronic acids are unstable and lead to unwanted 'side reactions.' Thus, they need to be protected with a functional group, which needs to be removed afterwards. A research team recently uncovered how this unnecessary step (removal of the functional group) could be avoided — s
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Lensless on-chip microscopy platform shows slides in full view
Biomedical engineers have demonstrated a lensless on-chip microscopy platform that eliminates several of the most common problems with conventional optical microscopy and provides a low-cost option for the diagnosis of disease.
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New drug helps to preserve brain cells for a time after stroke
After 50 years of research and the testing of over 1,000 drugs, there is new hope for preserving brain cells for a time after stroke. Treating acute ischemic stroke patients with an experimental neuroprotective drug, combined with a surgical procedure to remove the clot improves outcomes as shown by clinical trial results.
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Newcastle University 3D Print World's First Human Corneas
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Oxford food waste used to help grow more food
How unwanted food is processed to produce electricity and fertiliser.
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Physics tool helps track cancer cell diversity
A team took a novel, interdisciplinary approach to analyzing the behavior of breast tumor cells by employing a statistical modeling technique more commonly used in physics and economics. The team was able to demonstrate how the diversity, or heterogeneity, of cancer cells can be influenced by their chemical environment — namely, by interactions with a specific protein, which leads to tumor growth
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Brain cells protect muscles from wasting away
Several processes in the roundworm C. elegans boost the stress response in cells, incidentally making worms resistant to a high-fat diet and extending their lifespan. Researchers have found another: cells called glia that release a hormone that boosts the unfolded protein response in the endoplasmic reticulum of the worm's cells, effectively doubling lifespan. This could lead to interventions to t
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Rapid Permafrost Collapse Is Underway, Disintegrating Landscapes And Our Predictions
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2020 SkS Weekly Climate Change & Global Warming News Roundup #8
A chronological listing of news articles linked to on the Skeptical Science Facebook Page during the past week, i.e., Sun, Feb 16, 2020 through Sat, Feb 22, 2020 Editor's Pick JP Morgan economists warn climate crisis is threat to human race Leaked report for world's major fossil fuel financier says Earth is on unsustainable trajectory The JP Morgan paper said 'catastrophic outcomes' could not be
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40 Million Americans Depend On The Colorado River. That Could Be A Problem.
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Adapting to Rising Seas, Schools Move to the Rafters and Cats Swim
On an island in the Philippines, waterlogged for one-third of every year, residents adjust to their sodden existence instead of fleeing.
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Can these giant dams keep Europe from drowning?
The Northern European Enclosure Dam (NEED) would cut off the North and Baltic Seas from the Atlantic Ocean. It would save 15 countries, and up to 55 million people, from sea level rise—but at a cost. The idea is a warning more than a plan: NEED will be necessary if we don't stop global warming now. Unprecedented scale Climate change is real, and it's bad. It's also gradual and impersonal. That's
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Coronavirus outbreak: South Korea church cluster drives huge jump in cases
Minister says outbreaks has entered new phase but still hopeful of containing spread in epicentre of Daegu South Korea has reported another huge jump in cases of coronavirus as the country fights to contain the spread of the deadly disease. The number of infections has increased by 142 to 346, officials said on Saturday, with most of the cases linked to the city of Daegu and surrounding region tw
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Coronavirus/banknote germs: dirty money
Beijing is ordering banks to remove potentially contaminated cash from circulation and sterilise them
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Coronavirus: asymptomatic Wuhan woman shows why outbreak 'will be hard to stop'
Case study of 20-year-old who infected relatives despite not showing signs of illness – and testing negative – stokes global pandemic fears A 20-year-old Chinese woman from Wuhan travelled hundreds of miles to another city where she is believed to have infected five relatives without showing signs of infection, scientists in China have said, offering fresh evidence that the new coronavirus can be
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Din yndlingsserie udleder mere CO2 end du tror
Stigende efterspørgsel på videoindhold skaber nye klimaudfordringer
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Experts concerned young people's mental health particularly hit by reality of the climate crisis
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Family Farms Try to Raise a New Cash Cow: Solar Power
A 'solar sharing' pilot project in Colorado is testing whether farmers can profit from growing vegetables and harvesting green energy on the same plot.
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Half of President Carter's town now powered by his solar farm.
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Knitters Chronicle Climate Change One Stitch at a Time
Volunteers use different colors of yarn to make "temperature scarves" that serve as fashionable records of a warming world.
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Norway's skiing culture in question as warming climate leaves little snow. "I have skied this area my whole life, but for the past three years I haven't even had skis on my feet,"
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What is coronavirus and what should I do if I have symptoms?
What are the symptoms caused by the virus from Wuhan in China, how does it spread, and when should you call a doctor? Find all our coronavirus coverage here How to protect yourself from infection It is caused by a member of the coronavirus family that has never been encountered before. Like other coronaviruses, it has come from animals. Many of those initially infected either worked or frequently
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Coronavirus Live Updates: Cases in Wuhan Nursing Home Raise Alarm
A dozen cases have been confirmed at a single nursing home in Wuhan, China. Experts say such facilities are among the most dangerous sites for transmission of the virus.
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How the Coronavirus Revealed Authoritarianism's Fatal Flaw
China is in the grip of a momentous crisis. The novel coronavirus that emerged late last year has already claimed three times more lives than the SARS outbreak in 2003, and it is still spreading. More than 50 million people (more than the combined metro populations of New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and San Francisco) remain under historically unprecedented lockdown, unable to leave their city—an
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13 Best Deals This Weekend: AirPods, Roomba, LG TVs, and More
Need new gear? There are a lot of great sales going on, from discounts on the OnePlus 7T to Lenovo laptops.
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3 easy ways to help people in extreme poverty
Widely described as one of the most influential living philosophers, Peter Singer provides concrete and straightforward ways of combatting poverty. You can have a major impact by donating to organizations like the Seva Foundation or Fred Hollows Foundation, which perform cataract surgery; the Fistula Foundation, which corrects potentially ruinous complications that occur while giving birth; and V
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Astronomers will be able to image Earth-like planets by 2025
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Bell's New Design Could Make Helicopters Quieter—and Safer
The new aircraft, which ditches the noisy tail rotor for four fans, may also be a step toward electric-powered flight.
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Can science cure a broken heart?
New treatments involving anaesthesia drugs and neurofeedback could soon be used for getting over a breakup Nothing is quite as shattering as a broken heart. A bad breakup has been known to trigger a range of psychological and physical symptoms, from nausea and insomnia to clinical depression. In more extreme scenarios, broken heart syndrome – when a person's heart stops pumping blood properly aft
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Carmakers Expected to Roll Out Wireless Car Chargers This Year
Wireless Charging Cars Carmakers are expected to release wireless charging pads for electric cars based on a universally agreed-upon standard as soon as this year, CNET reports . The chargers work (more or less) the same way as wireless smartphone chargers: you roll the vehicle on top of the pad, and the car starts charging. Without the need of plugging it in. The goal's to make it as easy as pos
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China wants to build a new space station. A launch planned for April will help prepare. A Long March 5B rocket will carry a "trial version" of China's new spaceship, which is designed to carry crews of up to six people, state media source Xinhua said.
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Complex "human-vegetation-climate" interactions in the Late Holocene and their significance for paleotemperature reconstructions [Letters (Online Only)]
Using 3,980 14C ages and 43,669 pollen data from 632 globally distributed lakes (∼88% of them in North America and Europe; Fig. 1A), Jenny et al. (1) demonstrate that increased soil erosion rates (Fig. 1B) and decreased tree coverage (Fig. 1C) have occurred in lake watersheds across a substantial portion…
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Culture war for the next 30 years
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Cybertruck x Hot Wheels: Your Adorable Dream R/C Tesla Has Arrived
Scaled Down 'Cyber Mattel, the brand behind the iconic Hot Wheels brand, just announced an adorable remote-controlled version of Tesla's Cybertruck. A 1:64 scale RC model will put you back $20, while a much larger 1:10 scale version will cost a substantial $400 — and is already sold out at press time. First announced last November, Tesla's Cybertruck turned out to be a powerhouse, wearing an impe
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Czinger 21C: the world's first 3D printed hypercar | Top Gear
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Do any of you ever feel like you're the only optimist in a world of pessimists and people thinking the status quo is all we're gonna get?
So I was having a drawn out discussion with some of my buddies online a few minutes ago, and we got to the topic of scientific progress, I brought up potential treatments for cancer, and possible methods of human colonization of space, and space travel in general. As a response they just laughed at me and started memeing about how unrealistic everything scientific is, from nuclear fusion, to adva
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Every Sci-Fi Show Needs Characters Like in 'Years and Years'
The HBO drama has the kind of fleshed-out characters every show should strive for.
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Graph C++
What do u think about creating graph programming language by C++ (functional)+OpenGL (using 2D graphic) like Unreal Graph but only to programming (alternative programming). MIT Licence, rep on Github.Did you ever thought about some like this? I want to do this but i never got opportunity to writing a programming language. submitted by /u/Trueoldree [link] [comments]
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Hackers Could Shut Down Satellites–or Turn Them into Weapons
The use of off-the-shelf components means bad actors can easily look for vulnerabilities — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
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Heart-Wrenching Study Shows Why You Really Shouldn't Yell at Your Dog
There are long-term effects.
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HNRNPA1-induced spliceopathy in a transgenic mouse model of myotonic dystrophy [Medical Sciences]
Studies on myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1) have led to the RNA-mediated disease model for hereditary disorders caused by noncoding microsatellite expansions. This model proposes that DM1 disease manifestations are caused by a reversion to fetal RNA processing patterns in adult tissues due to the expression of toxic CUG RNA…
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How Deep is the Deepest Hole in the World?
There's a portal to the center of the earth in the wreckage of an abandoned project site in Murmansk, Russia. What's it for? And why is the internet Googling "Kola Superdeep… — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
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How far from lab grown meat?
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In 2003 Cosmonaut Yuri Malechenko and Ekaterina Dmitriev were married while Malechenko was aboard the ISS. It was the first "wedding in space." Now with space tourism becoming a reality, Tokyo based First Advantage is taking reservations for anyone to book a space wedding. For a fee of $2.3 million.
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Kæmpe-rovfugl gør comeback i Danmark: Her er 4 grunde til, at du skal elske havørnen
Flere steder i landet er der gode muligheder for at spotte havørnen.
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Let there be 'circadian' light
Researchers describe the science behind creating lighting to make us all happy and productive indoors. A company is using the technology to create commercial lightbulbs available later this year.
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Lower dose of newer clot-buster may be appropriate for some stroke patients
In a comparison of 0.25mg/kg and 0.40mg/kg doses of the newer and more convenient clot-busting medication tenecteplase, there was no advantage in increasing the dose above 0.25mg/kg in stroke patients who planned to have mechanical clot retrieval. In addition, administering tenecteplase may decrease the need for mechanical clot removal.
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Microsoft Quietly Deletes Largest Public Face Recognition Data Set
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MIT Team Claims to Have Found The Best Way to Deflect Scary Earth-Bound Asteroids
"No one has looked at the problem this way before."
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NASA Wants Your Help Designing a Venus Rover Concept
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NASA: Elon Musk's SpaceX program will land on Mars first, says Dr. Robert Zubrin
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Novel EV battery doubles driving range and charges up to 80% in 5 minutes. "The simple processes we adopted and the composites with excellent properties that we developed are highly likely to be commercialized and mass-produced."
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Nuclear Fusion Startup Claims It's on The Way to Providing 'Unlimited' Energy
We've heard this before…
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Parker Finds Promising Future Ground | Gold Rush
Parker searches for new ground for next year's mining season. Stream Full Episodes of Gold Rush: https://go.discovery.com/tv-shows/gold-rush/ Subscribe to Discovery: http://bit.ly/SubscribeDiscovery Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoldRush/ https://www.facebook.com/Discovery Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Gold_Rush https://twitter.com/Discovery We're on Instagram! https:/
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Pathway-guided analysis identifies Myc-dependent alternative pre-mRNA splicing in aggressive prostate cancers [Applied Biological Sciences]
We sought to define the landscape of alternative pre-mRNA splicing in prostate cancers and the relationship of exon choice to known cancer driver alterations. To do so, we compiled a metadataset composed of 876 RNA-sequencing (RNA-Seq) samples from five publicly available sources representing a range of prostate phenotypes from normal…
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Peak coal is coming. Portugal has vowed to close its last two coal plants by 2023 and routinely generates all its electricity from renewable sources. More than 30 countries, including Canada, Germany, Italy and Mexico, have made plans to close all their coal burners by 2030.
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Plant-based relatives of cholesterol could give boost to gene therapy
Gene-infused nanoparticles used for combating disease work better when they include plant-based relatives of cholesterol because their shape and structure help the genes get where they need to be inside cells.
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Puch Maxi-udstilling skal give børn fornemmelse for motorer
PLUS. Børn og unge skal bogstavelig talt have teknikken i hænderne, hvis de skal fanges ind. På Danmarks Industrimuseum vil de løse opgaven med en 3D-printet knallertmotor og et rekonstrueret knallertværksted.
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Quantum SETI
Vast data sets and machine learning could link SETI to quantum computing — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
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Quantum SETI – Vast data sets and machine learning could link SETI to quantum computing
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Radical hydrogen-boron reactor leapfrogs current nuclear fusion tech
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Recommended Books, February 2020
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Reply to Li et al.: Human societies began to play a significant role in global sediment transfer 4,000 years ago [Letters (Online Only)]
In a recent study (1), we conducted a global synthesis of long-term records of reconstructed sediment accumulation rates (SARs) in lakes and diagnosed that a dominant anthropogenic imprint on soil erosion rates started ∼4,000 y ago. Our approach was based on the assumption that lake SARs are watershed integrators of…
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Research team tackles superbug infections with novel therapy
Superbug infections kill 35,000 people in the US annually. A team of researchers has found that a treatment known as AB569 kills pseudomonas aeruginosa in humanized cells in mouse models. The treatment does not harm these humanized cells.
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Russia 2077: Welcome To The Surreal Russian Future by Evgeny Zubkov
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Russia Doesn't Want Bernie Sanders. It Wants Chaos
The point of Kremlin interference has always been to find democracy's loose seams, and pull.
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Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus Review: Close to Perfection
11-hours of battery life, upgraded sound, and excellent call quality make these fantastic go-anywhere earbuds.
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Scientists discover powerful antibiotic using AI – A powerful algorithm was used to analyse more than one hundred million chemical compounds in a matter of days.
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Scientists Have Discovered a Brand New Electronic State of Matter
Clumps of electrons behaving like entirely new particles.
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Seasonal timing adaptation across the geographic range of Arabidopsis thaliana [Commentaries]
The most fundamental genetic program of an annual plant defines when to grow and reproduce and when to remain dormant in the soil as a seed. With the right timing, plants can even live in hostile regions with only a few months of growth-favorable abundant rains and mild temperatures. To…
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Study finds quarter of climate change tweets from bots
Researchers at Brown University found bots were far more likely to post tweets denying climate change.
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Surgeons successfully treat brain aneurysms using a robot
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Survival Of The Friendliest: How Our Close Friendships Help Us Thrive
In her new book, Lydia Denworth makes the case for the vital necessity of friendship, tracing its effects on your genes, on your brain and even on animals like sheep and fish. (Image credit: Muaz Bin Saat/EyeEm/Getty Images)
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Tesla Sales Climb Nicely. But the Stock Price Soars. What Gives?
Ignore the Tesla production delays, flaps in China, and Autopilot confused by a 35-mph speed sign defaced to read 85 mph. Tesla is on a roll. Production continues to climb and Tesla's total stock market value – the market cap – has passed $100 billion, making it the world's second most valuable car company after Toyota. It has already doubled in 2019. This after having sold a record 368,000 cars
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The Many Meanings of "I Can't"
So much can hide behind those two little words — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
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The Many Meanings of "I Can't"
So much can hide behind those two little words — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
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The Message of Grimes's Dark Masterpiece
There was a time—the 1990s—when the word alternative meant a lot in music. But what? The term came to encompass not only the conscientious angst of Nirvana but also that band's corporate knockoffs; not only the paranoia of Radiohead but also the treacle of Goo Goo Dolls; not only the quiet of Tori Amos but also the thunder of Deftones. Eventually the distinction between alternative and undergroun
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The Paradox of Rodrigo Duterte
This article is a collaboration between The Atlantic and the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. MANILA—On a recent afternoon, Antonio Carpio, a retired Filipino supreme court judge, stood before a few hundred students at Manila's prestigious De La Salle University, charts and maps displayed on screens either side of him, and denounced both China and Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte for unde
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The robot does the hard work. Can you still attain enlightenment? The robot mandala is a faster and—proponents argue, easier—way to create the traditional sand artwork used for Buddhist meditation.
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The U.S.-India Relationship Is Bigger Than Trump and Modi
For sheer political spectacle, encounters between Donald Trump and Narendra Modi are hard to top. Last fall in Houston, both leaders put on a show for a raucous crowd of 50,000. They clasped hands before the multitude, and lavished praise on each other. Their encore performance in Modi's home state of Gujarat, India, later this month will be worth the price of admission, with crowds as outsize as
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This Strange Binary Star Is Acting Out of Character, And It's Not The Only One
The Universe is a weird and wonderful place.
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This Week's Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through February 22)
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This Week's Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through February 22)
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE The Messy, Secretive Reality Behind OpenAI's Bid to Save the World Karen Hao | MIT Technology Review "The AI moonshot was founded in the spirit of transparency. This is the inside story of how competitive pressure eroded that idealism. … Yet OpenAI is still a bastion of talent and cutting-edge research, filled with people who are sincerely striving to work for the benefit
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Top Futurology News – For the week of Feb 21, 2020
We hope you enjoy this week's update! Here are the top stories from this past week: Breakthrough Bendable Supercapacitor Made From Graphene Charges Quickly and Stores Record-high Level of Energy A new bendable supercapacitor made from graphene, which charges quickly and safely stores a record-high level of energy for use over a long period, has been developed and demonstrated by UCL and Chinese A
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UFO sightings: Why Mount Shasta is the new Roswell
Unusual UFO-shaped formations were observed in the skies over Mount Shasta. These were actually lenticular clouds that often look like lenses or flying saucers. This volcano peak in California has long been the subject of conspiracy theories. Mount Shasta in California has become a nexus of conspiracy theories and unusual events. The latest viral sensation from the area has been a UFO-shaped obje
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Ugens debat: Er brint fra Afrika også en måde at blive grøn på?
Tyskland er på jagt efter partnerskaber med lande, der kan producere 'grøn' brint til omstilling af den tyske energiforsyning. Ikke alle læsere på ing.dk var helt med på den idé …
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Urine test detects bladder cancer 10 years before clinical signs. A compelling new study from the WHO's Intern'l Agency for Research on Cancer suggests a simple biomarker in urine may be an effective test for bladder cancer, signaling the disease up to 10 years before clinical signs appear.
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Weekend reads: an editor wonders whether data exist, 'how universities cover up scientific fraud,' detecting paper mills
Before we present this week's Weekend Reads, a question: Do you enjoy our weekly roundup? If so, we could really use your help. Would you consider a tax-deductible donation to support Weekend Reads, and our daily work? Thanks in advance. The week at Retraction Watch featured: the retraction of a hotly debated paper that claimed vaping … Continue reading
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What Democrats Aren't Admitting About Trump's Record
It's 2020, and America is embroiled in not one but two catastrophic wars: one with Iran that has sucked in the entire Middle East, and another halfway across the world in North Korea sparked by Kim Jong Un test-firing nuclear-capable missiles that could hit the United States. It's all the worse since the U.S. is waging both wars without allies, all of which have abandoned Donald Trump because of
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What Would Happen if Trump Refused to Leave Office?
If Donald Trump is defeated in November 2020, his presidency will end on January 20, 2021. If he is reelected, then, barring other circumstances such as removal from office, his administration will terminate on the same day in 2025. In either of these scenarios, Trump would cease to be president immediately upon the expiration of his term. But what if he won't leave the White House? The American
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When will humans not have to work?
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WHO Warns: We're Losing The Window to Contain The Coronavirus Outbreak
We're coming to a turning point.
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With every flood, public anger over the climate crisis is surging | Gaby Hinsliff
The fossil-fuel companies know they'll face increased social stigma unless they change Sometimes it has felt as if the rain might never stop. These storms have gone beyond the point of simply being storms now, each blurring into the next to create a strangely end-of-days feeling . Everything is freakishly sodden and swollen, and while the rural flood plain on which I live fortunately hasn't flood
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Wood waste makes recycled concrete stronger than ever. Production of the cement used in concrete is a huge source of CO2 emissions, so the more that we can recycle existing concrete, the better. A new study indicates that discarded concrete becomes even stronger when wood waste is added to it.
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