Here’s wishing you a Happy Lord of the Rings Day! (Previous editions: 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2014.) On […]
Month: March 2021
From Carl Bergstrom’s Twitter thread about a new book called How Irrationality Created Modern Science, by Michael Strevens: […]
If you want to find mistakes with something, you’ll be able to find them if you tried long […]
At a press conference streamed live on March 18, the head of the European Medicines Agency (EMA) announced that the […]
There are many types of superconductors. Some of them can be explained by an early theory of superconductivity […]
This article on Founding Fuel has some great suggestions I thought, but it merits sharing with a couple caveats. First, in […]
Have you heard of time crystals? A crystal is any object whose atoms are arranged in a fixed […]
The group of ministers (GoM) report on “government communication” has recommended that the government promote “soft topics” in […]
Since January 2020 Read Lady Death: The Memoirs of Stalin’s Sniper, Lyudmila Pavlichenko Every Creature Has a Story, […]
Note: I originally wrote two versions of this article for The Wire; one, a ‘newsier’ version, was published […]