# space
Space exploration is about to kick start a new era of nuclear energy and another chance to get the future right.
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Greg Fish on 02.27.2023
# oddities
Social media trolls declared “15-minute cities” to be a New World Order plan for open air mass prisons, derailing plans to make North American cities more livable yet again.
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Greg Fish on 02.16.2023
# tech
ChatGPT and its competitors are set to turn search, news, and social media into a complete dumpster fire.
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Greg Fish on 02.11.2023
# science
According to the news, our planet’s core has stopped spinning and will soon reverse. What’s really happening is a lot less exciting, but still pretty neat.
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Greg Fish on 01.28.2023
# health
One of scientists’ biggest fears about fungi and global warming is starting to slowly play out.
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Greg Fish on 01.24.2023
# tech
In a legal and technical first, a robot lawyer is about to help a human defendant. Is it a good idea? And what happens next?
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Greg Fish on 01.13.2023
# science
Despite what cranks, frauds, and their fans will tell you, scientists do listen to amateurs with good ideas, as two recent news stories demonstrate.
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Greg Fish on 01.11.2023
# science
Suburbs have long been the subject of consternation and ire from activists and urban planners, and research seems to agree with their critiques.
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Greg Fish on 01.05.2023
# science
According to pundits and politicians, we live in a world where talent and reward go hand in hand. But basic statistics says that’s simply not possible.
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Greg Fish on 12.29.2022
# science
After decades of promises, fusion research finally yielded the breakthrough we’ve all been waiting to see. Sort of. And there’s a lot of work still to do.
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Greg Fish on 12.28.2022