No one is going to argue that it’s been a rough couple of years for anyone who has to deal with the shipping industry and its challenges – which, to be perfectly honest, is all of us. Of all the things we use and consume in the course of the day, a goodly percentage of […]
Nobody has accused Sheila Jackson Lee of being the sharpest tool in the shed. In fact, she is about as dull as a knife that was buried near a stream for 150 years. But still, she was a member of the House Science Committee and the Ranking Member on the Space and Aeronautics Subcommittee, and […]
In my experience, nutrition research is junk science. The same is true in your own experience, I am certain. Since I am turning 60 this year, I have been given so much contradictory advice on nutrition that if I still took it seriously my head would explode. These days I read it and get that […]
The National Science Foundation spent millions of taxpayer dollars developing censorship tools powered by artificial intelligence that Big Tech could use “to counter misinformation online” and “advance state-of-the-art misinformation research.” House investigators on the Judiciary Committee and Select Committee on the Weaponization of Government said the NSF awarded nearly $40 million, including $13 million to […]
While many 16-year-olds are just beginning to figure out what they want to do for a living, Emma Tukhi of Burke, Virginia, already is contributing to her chosen profession: She has co-written a scientific research paper and is helping organize a global competition to encourage other teens to do the same. “In my free time, […]
Did you know that chemistry changes with skin color? I don’t mean the amount of or type of melanin a person might have in their skin, determining how dark- or light-skinned they turn out to be. I’m talking about the actual atomic/molecular structures and processes of chemistry because those are totally different now if […]
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