Scientific American endorses Kamala Harris for president. www.scientificamerican.com/article/vote... đ§Ş
Kamala Harris has plans to improve health, boost the economy and mitigate climate change. Donald Trump has threats and a dangerous record
...Especially when someone is telling you exactly what to do at every phase in your cycle. Bullshit sells, and the messy truth gets one star reviews. Giving definitive advice from shoddly little studies helps no one and could cause harm, but oversimplification drives sales. 2/2
Sigh-Friend just asked @ the PhD w/ a ÂŽ on her tagline who's famous for advice going far beyond the science. In truth, questions about women's physiology and sport remain mostly unanswered. But no one wants to hear âwe donât have reliable evidence that menstrual cycles affect performance"... 1/2
Not even pretending to care about truth. Or his constituents.
Remember the 2006 Merriam-Webster word of the year "truthiness"? Here's JD Vance claiming the right to make up stories if they get the American people to pay attention to the issues he wants them to. www.independent.co.uk/news/world/a...
Vance seemingly admitted the far-right âcreatedâ the story about Haitian immigrants â then quickly tried to walk his words back
Next time someone tells me Musk is a genius, I'm going to send them this @danvergano.bsky.socialwww.scientificamerican.com/article/elon...
The worldâs richest man, Elon Musk, owes his superstar success to self-satisfied competitors who blew obvious opportunities
Sarah G is back looking at glaciers, looking at moraines, looking at stones and coppermine mills, composites all of them, she says, "all renewal is just salvage." www.lastwordonnothing.com/2024/09/13/c...
"Blue zones" aren't where people live the longest,they're places w/shoddiest record keeping. What does it say about the culture of science that research debunking Blue Zone nonsense has been "spectacularly ignored" but just won an Ig Nobel Prize? Also, this poemđ www.nytimes.com/2024/09/13/w...
that's a very nice looking bike!
