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841.
What Is It Like to Be a Bee?(atlasobscura.com)
76 points by Hooke 9y ago|39 comments
842.
The triumph and near-tragedy of the first Moon landing(arstechnica.com)
94 points by Hooke 9y ago|30 comments
843.
Tiny creatures takes centre stage in a battle to work out the tree of life(nature.com)
15 points by Hooke 9y ago|0 comments
844.
The Origin of the Thesis(the-tls.co.uk)
8 points by Hooke 9y ago|0 comments
845.
by Hooke 9y ago
The parent comment makes a fair point in my opinion. The job you're describing is done by the #2 at a university (provost or executive vice chancellor or whatever title they want to use). The president's job is to court 7 and 8 fi
846.
Imagining the Jellyfish Apocalypse(theatlantic.com)
76 points by Hooke 9y ago|24 comments
847.
Cement that absorbs greenhouse gases instead of emitting them(qz.com)
76 points by Hooke 9y ago|17 comments
848.
Is There a Limit to Scientific Understanding?(theatlantic.com)
137 points by Hooke 9y ago|124 comments
849.
How the Index Card Cataloged the World(theatlantic.com)
46 points by Hooke 9y ago|5 comments
850.
50 Years Ago Jocelyn Bell Discovered Pulsars(space.com)
180 points by Hooke 9y ago|40 comments
851.
Fleas, Fleas, Fleas: on parasites in history(nursingclio.org)
27 points by Hooke 9y ago|1 comments
852.
Camels in Roman Britain?(forbes.com)
25 points by Hooke 9y ago|7 comments
853.
Benford's Law(en.wikipedia.org)
107 points by Hooke 9y ago|44 comments
854.
The Future of Thinking: Computers and Minds in Mid-20th C. Imaginations (2015)(histscifi.com)
52 points by Hooke 9y ago|1 comments
855.
The Story of a New Brain(logicmag.io)
57 points by Hooke 9y ago|13 comments
856.
How natural is numeracy?(aeon.co)
19 points by Hooke 9y ago|15 comments
857.
A Lady Logician(thonyc.wordpress.com)
66 points by Hooke 9y ago|11 comments
858.
A Point of View: Chess and 18th Century artificial intelligence (2013)(bbc.com)
33 points by Hooke 9y ago|0 comments
859.
Eugene Shoemaker Is Still the Only Man Buried on the Moon(atlasobscura.com)
1 points by Hooke 9y ago|0 comments
860.
The man with two penises(thomas-morris.uk)
16 points by Hooke 9y ago|3 comments
861.
First Blood Transfusion: A History (2015)(daily.jstor.org)
17 points by Hooke 9y ago|1 comments
862.
Thinking Like a Mountain: On Nature Writing(nplusonemag.com)
38 points by Hooke 9y ago|12 comments
863.
Six Nobel prizes – what’s the fascination with the fruit fly?(theguardian.com)
19 points by Hooke 9y ago|16 comments
864.
Mutual Interest: The Courting of Marie Curie (1923)(laphamsquarterly.org)
60 points by Hooke 9y ago|2 comments
865.
Galileo and Heliocentricity: A Rough Guide (2014)(thonyc.wordpress.com)
41 points by Hooke 9y ago|22 comments
866.
Pickering called: a review of the Glass Universe(lrb.co.uk)
15 points by Hooke 9y ago|0 comments
867.
The Electronic Computers, Part 2: Colossus(technicshistory.wordpress.com)
60 points by Hooke 9y ago|14 comments
868.
Hyping the history of mathematics(thonyc.wordpress.com)
2 points by Hooke 9y ago|0 comments
869.
Survival of the Prettiest(nytimes.com)
225 points by Hooke 9y ago|160 comments
870.
by Hooke 9y ago
I agree the headline shows unnecessary certainty. Likewise, "world ending" and "apocalypse" aren't necessarily the same thing, especially when it comes to someone with nonconformist religious views like Newton. But

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