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Why Many Top Scientists Suspected Covid Had Leaked From a Lab
1+ hour, 54+ min ago (522+ words) As the Trust the Science! revelations about the Covid coverups reverberate through social media, we are starting to hear from people whose further insights round out the picture. One of them is science writer Matt Ridley, co-author of Viral: The…...
Monday Micro Softy 90: Mow Power to You
8+ hour, 20+ min ago (760+ words) When solving problems, engineers and computer programmers must sometimes think outside the box This week’s Micro Softy examines such a case. In the following problem, someone without any technical background was able to figure out why a lawnmower’s mows-per-gallon rate…...
Your Dog Presses a Button and … Poof! He Can Speak?
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (438+ words) At the McGill Office for Science and Society, science communicator Jonathan Jarry takes after a long overdue target — claims that animals are being taught (or even can be taught) to speak. He asks, “On social media, dogs press buttons that…...
No, we haven’t hit the Singularity. We’re not even sure what it is
5+ day, 8+ hour ago (335+ words) At his Substack, AI analyst Gary Marcus calls attention to the sheer number of times AI proponents have falsely claimed that we nave reached the Singularity, where computers outpace humans in everything (and maybe they kill us or we merge…...
Is the Mind Reducible to the Brain? The Debate in Krakow
6+ day, 1+ hour ago (184+ words) The debate in Krakow, Poland, sponsored by education foundation Fundacja En Arche is now available, with translation, at YouTube: Yes, the mind is merely a product of the brain: Dr. Paweł Boguszewski – Neuroscientist and behavioral scientist at the Nencki Institute....
More Scientists Are Talking About a Mind Behind the Universe?
1+ week, 4+ hour ago (415+ words) At Britain’s Telegraph, Joel Kotkin noted yesterday morning that a growing number of scientists believe that there is indeed a mind behind the universe: “As they continue to untangle the complexities of the universe and molecular biology, they see a…...
AI scores 100% in math contest?: Robert J. Marks explains
1+ week, 8+ hour ago (232+ words) The recent math contest buzz has been that AI catches up with humans to score 100% at top math contest. From Andrew Zinn at Techxplore: A perfect score at the world’s most prestigious math contest used to be the preserve of…...
Monday Micro Softy 89: Double Negatives are a No-No
1+ week, 8+ hour ago (985+ words) In logic, cascading two NOT gates gives you the same answer as the input. Cascading three NOT gates produces the same result as a single NOT gate. With this in mind, how’s your vocabulary? Ask somebody for a big word,…...
Is “The brain is a computer!” One of Science’s Biggest Mistakes?
1+ week, 3+ day ago (448+ words) At IAI.TV, University of Colorado philosopher Dorothea Olkowski takes this on: “The brain is not a computer” IAI.TV July 21, 2026 The mistake, in her view, is assuming that consciousness is a function of a specific part of the brain,…...
Papers: Argumentation and Surprise Are Best Ways to Do Good Science
1+ week, 3+ day ago (666+ words) This article by Casey Luskin is republished from Science and Culture Today. The paper, “A Critical Religious Education Perspective on Argumentation in Science and Religious Education,” notes that argumentation is a vital part of science education: Argumentation has become a…...