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In general, I’ve been skeptical of medicine and medical science. I’m not skeptical about the scientific method as a whole, or about the ability to apply…
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He could see the alien’s ship landing. Its design marked it with high probability as a war vessel, freshly painted in bright bellicose colors, matching…
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Disclaimer: opinions here are my own and are not endorsed by, held by, prescribed by, or legally binding to Mindsdb I don't usually write about my…
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Much of medicine relies on what is dubbed "small molecules". "Molecules" since they are atoms tightly bound together, forming what is easily seen as a…
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I believe we met before
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This experiment has been 3 years in the making now, it's high time I write about digital nomadism. Time is very much relative. You needn't take a hit of…
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Boy: Why are you washing your hands? Shaman: Because this root is poisonous. Boy: Then why pull it out of the ground? Shaman: Because the pulp within it…
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A few days ago I wrote a half review half cry for help in understanding AlphaFold. Since then some nice people gave me a few hints and criticism. More…
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i A glitch? Two Z bosons. Two Z bosons in their full glory, within them, unswirling countless arcane fractals incomprehensibly complex for our…
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I'm always a bit flabbergasted when I see how people test their code (especially with unit tests). Often I can't figure out a cohesive set of rules…
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Let's start by talking about scientific literacy. I'm going to use a weak definition of scientific literacy, one that simply requires familiarity with…
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Not About The Immortality
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