Rule o flaw — part III
Make sure you've read part I and part II.
The
The farm fires paradox
From The Times of India on November 18, 2024:
A curious claim
An infuriating editorial in Science
I’m not just disappointed with an editorial published by the journal
Rule o flaw — part II
Make sure you've read part I.
On November 15, I
Rule o flaw — part I
This building right opposite my apartment was locked in a legal dispute
Rapid rotation explains unusual stability of C2 anion
In various settings, including chemical reactions in the lab, inside nuclear reactors,
The nanoscopes setting the stage for AI in biology
Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) is a phenomenon in which one molecule
Anatomy of a fall
I used to love WordPress unconditionally. Then Gutenberg replaced Calypso and the
Build it, they will more than come
From ‘KSTOA seeks alternative road to Bengaluru airport amid increasing commuter challenges’
What’s ailing the Indian Railways?
‘What are the stress factors for Indian Railways?’, The Hindu, October 20,
On the 2024 Nobel Prizes and the Rosalind Lee issue
The Nobel Prizes are a deeply flawed institution both out of touch
Automattic off the rails
Either Matt Mullenweg's screws have fallen off or I deeply
