Guns have skyrocketed for Ammo Inc., raising concerns for control. Questions of safety during protests continue onward. Some speculate this might be a temporary reaction due to the political climes of Trump and the aggressive […]
This is not a bug
This is very cool but there is much progress to be seen. Micro robotics and the like may be innovative and an audacious goal to create reconnaissance bugs, it becomes a worry that the robot […]
Test among physicians shows who is likely to get a vaccine
Physicians are more likely than nurses to get a vaccine, varying by specialty. Ophthalmologists are 82% likely to get a vaccine, and internists only 62%. Doctors younger than 35 are 56% likely, and over 83% […]
Your food wrappers are causing you cancer
According to Wired, “the containers hold your takeout dinner may harbor an invisible threat: fluorinated compounds that persist in our bodies long after we ingest them. They are among almost 5,000 perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or […]
To the Youth: the covid bubble built by decisions not your own
Durden cogently expresses the frustration in mismanagement of the American consensus, of how we are exposed to risk we as individuals are not taking. For instance, when you choose to go on an airplane, that […]
What makes meat taste so good?
What makes a hamburger or meat taste good is the gentle rearrangement of amino acids and sugars in the Maillard reaction. It may be why uncooked meat as to cooked meat is less flavorful, as […]
In the dark in a million lights
There’s something fanatic about going out in solitude in the peaceful calm as one looks through light falling from the night sky. Every year, the Perseid meteor shower comes and graces us with “shooting stars” […]
Russia has the world’s first Covid Vaccine but is it worthy
This vaccine needs to be tried and tested true by other organizations. However there are some red flags, as the name, “sputnik-v” is in reference to Russia’s Sputnik in the race to get to the […]
Maybe those ‘inapPropriate’ names should stay in our universe
While outer space may seem to be dominated by racist and sexist language, naming objects to reflect our quotidian lives may be a way for us to make sense of the unknown a bit easier. […]
The economy is mortally wounded
While the service industry is shutting down, all the industries that supplied said people are being affected, and those who work with the suppliers are also impacted via a domino effect. There is no substitute […]
