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Robb Boyd

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R. D. Lee - The Mitochondriac Manifesto_ How Nature Nurtures the Body, and Technology Torments It-Enquicken LLC (2022)

An exploration of the role of biophysics, mitochondria, and circadian rhythms in human health, highlighting the importance of light, water, and magnetism in controlling our biology and addressing chronic disease.

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Haley Nahman

In this future, mainstream media no longer interprets scientific information. Instead, they draw directly from the source. In fact, all scientific communication and learning, including every textbook, lecture and online course draws from the same, original, primary artifacts accessible through the same interface. Expert scientists, lay readers and ... See more

Oliver Hunt • Building a 21st century interface for science

Although science may proceed through the experimental pluck of one scientist or another, it is ultimately a collaborative endeavor. Similarly, speculative fiction is read by the singular reader but experienced by a fanbase and sometimes a whole culture (or cultures).

Perry Zurn, Dani S. Bassett • Curiosity and Networks of Possibility

Open-source projects: Some of the most ambitious creative collaborations take place in open-source co-edited projects like Wikipedia, where thousands co-create increasingly canonical content. Platforms like GitHub and GitLab facilitate similar codevelopment for software, while others like Hugging Face allow this for development of Generative Founda

Audrey Tang • ⿻ 數位 Plurality: The Future of Collaborative Technology and Democracy

Fermat's Library | Life's Irreducible Structure annotated/explained version.

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Among the other proponents of gain-of-function research was one Anthony Fauci. In December 2011, he was the lead author—along with Dr. Francis Collins, the head of the NIH—of a Washington Post opinion piece headlined “A Flu Virus Risk Worth Taking.”