Coffee Break: End-of-the-Week Thoughts on Science and Other Matters Arising
KLG’s first weekly Coffee Break medical science sightings. Feedback and recommendations for sources welcome!
Read more...KLG’s first weekly Coffee Break medical science sightings. Feedback and recommendations for sources welcome!
Read more...~ Today’s Water Cooler: Politics, Syndemics; Goddamned Democrats; Big Z at the White House (transcript); Economy already worrisome; Epigenetics: Violence alters human genes for generations ~
Read more...Yet another example of GM crop induced harm to farmers.
Read more...The goal, says Singapore’s president, is to develop “a reliable (sic) carbon credit system with a stapling on of water and biodiversity credits.”
Read more...How nuclear small modular reactors (SMR) hype, with a boost from AI, has reached absurd, as in satire-suitable, levels.
Read more...An in-depth discussion by Michael Hudson, Jonathan Nitzan, Blair Fix and Tim Di Muzio of the capital as power framework and its explanatory value.
Read more...Why dietary supplement fans should be worried about RFK, Jr.’s plan to weaken their already lax regulation.
Read more...Quelle surprise! Power demand surges thanks to data centers (AI, cloud, crypto) and increasing share of EVs.
Read more...A look at the state of knowledge when Covid-19 started its spread, and some of the questionable choices made despite that.
Read more...Russian experts say US secondary sanctions are damaging Russia-China commerce. But their solutions don’t seem to be close to implementation.
Read more...My goal is 🌡️ 400 donors, the same as last year. If you can give a lot, give a lot. If you can only give a little, give a little. (You can also pay it forward by donating on behalf of those whose circumstances have not permitted them to do so.)
Read more...Quelle surprise! America First is another leg down in the developing-country-unfriendly policies the Collective West has pursued.
Read more...One of the few things that the Trump 2.0 administration and Keir Starmer government have in common is the amount of influence Ellison seems to wield over them.
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