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Vice Media Was Built on a Bluff (2018)(nymag.com)
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by areoform 3y ago
> Guess you deleted this part. It detracted from the overall point. But yes, I do look forward to the day artificial intelligence mostly replaces humans in this industry. I think the benefits are self-evident. > If a
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by areoform 3y ago
> The whole death by medical error thing is also of uncertain evidence. See: https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/critical-thinking-health/m... I've read the McGill article before; what it fails
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by areoform 3y ago
> Historically, the medical profession has had little use for transparency. Grave diagnoses were routinely withheld, on the assumption that they would further patient suffering. The Black men who participated in the infamous syphi
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A far-sighted Minnesota scientist pointed America toward the future(mprnews.org)
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Machine Age(en.wikipedia.org)
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Zaum(en.wikipedia.org)
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The Untold Story of Sushi in America(nytimes.com)
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Experiments in the Revival of Organisms [CW: Graphic Image](en.wikipedia.org)
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by areoform 4y ago
I like to think that everyone is engaging in good faith and they believe what they do for a reason. Also, I owe you an email! I'm writing it now :)
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by areoform 4y ago
I'm the author. It's not spin. It's about preserving and bringing back the early spirit of what made rockets progress so quickly. Yuri Gagarin's launch on Vostok 1 and the launch of Apollo 11 are 8 years 3 months 4 days
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Explosions are great, actually(1517.substack.com)
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Omphalos Hypothesis(en.wikipedia.org)
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Isaac Starr and the Rise and Fall of the Ballistocardiograph(pennmedicine.org)
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Juice launch to Jupiter [video](youtube.com)
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by areoform 4y ago
Every such discovery reaffirms that the moon is a time machine. Next to (or inside) the ice from the Permanently Shadowed Regions, there may be clues to how life got started on Earth. https://link.springer.com/chapter/1
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by areoform 4y ago
Great nit! I'll update it to the actual state i.e. only 11.7% of people are killed by strangers. 88.3% knew their killers in some capacity.
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by areoform 4y ago
In the future, it may be helpful to remember that murder and violence — especially sexual violence — are oddly intimate things, In 2011, in incidents of murder for which the relationships of murder victims and offenders were known, 54
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Warsaw Convention. The Convention for the Unification of rules [for] air travel(en.wikipedia.org)
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by areoform 4y ago
I am a bit unsure about what you mean by "sciencism," but I recommend watching the original series and reading Dr Sagan's books! A persistent theme in Dr Sagan's work was the frailty of knowledge, https://www.
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by areoform 4y ago
> I have always held Carl Sagan in high esteem without actually having read his books. Here's a tiny excerpt from Pale Blue Dot. This excerpt elevates the book to high art, Look again at that dot. That's here. That's
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by areoform 4y ago
He is an expert. He was the principal investigator for the payload! He helped design the experiment. The author and his colleagues worked with NASA. We should follow up our experiments for finding life on other worlds if they give a positiv
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by areoform 4y ago
Context: The author, Gilbert Levin, was the Principal Investigator of the Labeled Release experiment that was sent with the Viking landers. The experiment is beautiful in its thoroughness and elegance, > In the LR experiment, a sam
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I’m Convinced We Found Evidence of Life on Mars in the 1970s (2019)(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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What is the origin of the phrase “doesn't cut the mustard”?(theguardian.com)
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Schienenzeppelin [Rail Zeppelin]. An experimental railcar(en.wikipedia.org)
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X-59 QueSST – Quiet SuperSonic Technology(en.wikipedia.org)
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by areoform 4y ago
Valorant is far more sanitized in this regard and very “candy”-ish in its gameplay. I suspect the skins, female characters, and this candy-ness are why so many women I know play it. Personally, I think it’s super cute!
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Great Hanoi Rat Massacre(en.wikipedia.org)
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by areoform 4y ago
During the 40th Apollo 11 anniversary, Neil Armstrong remarked to a reporter that, "I guess we all like to be recognized not for one piece of fireworks, but for the ledger of our daily work." It strikes me as such a beautiful idea

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