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U.S. government embraces climate catastrophe, but is it a 'crisis'?
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U.S. government embraces climate catastrophe, but is it a 'crisis'?

The United States government has now officially embraced climate change as a catastrophe in the making. Only it contends that the catastroph...
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The problem with models...is getting stuck on just one
LuthungZ 6:16 AM Add Comment

The problem with models...is getting stuck on just one

Alfred Korzybski , the father of general semantics , first uttered what must now seem like a well-worn phrase: "The map is not the terr...
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'The Expanse' is a story about systemic ruin
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'The Expanse' is a story about systemic ruin

"The Expanse" is a popular science fiction television series (based on a book series of the same name) that at first seems to fol...
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A kinder, gentler GMO; what could possibly go wrong?
LuthungZ 6:51 AM Add Comment

A kinder, gentler GMO; what could possibly go wrong?

The so-called CRISPR technique for editing the genes of plants and animals is being hailed as a more acceptable face of genetic engineering...
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Climate change, water and the infrastructure problem
LuthungZ 6:26 AM Add Comment

Climate change, water and the infrastructure problem

I was watching an episode of the science-fiction noir thriller "The Expanse" recently. Set hundreds of years in the future, the ...
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