# science
Humanity won’t collapse from climate change thanks to the steps we’ve already taken. But we will still be in serious trouble if we don’t do more.
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Greg Fish on 04.25.2022
# tech
The stereotype of NFT and crypto enthusiasts is that of young, upper middle class men gambling on get-rich-quick-schemes. We need to update that perception.
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Greg Fish on 03.28.2022
# science
A new energy startup wants to use lasers to make geothermal energy more accessible across the world. We should be rooting for their success.
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Greg Fish on 03.21.2022
# oddities
Combine malicious propaganda with paranoid people who want to believe they know secrets they don’t, and you get a noxious mess.
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Greg Fish on 03.15.2022
# education
Today’s media is addicted to contrarian takes on everything. And those takes are almost always just attention-grabbing clickbait.
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Greg Fish on 03.14.2022
# tech
With an invasion of Ukraine and thinly veiled threats of nuclear war, we’re living on the edge of World War 3 thanks to Rupert Murdoch, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
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Greg Fish on 02.28.2022
# science
Researchers trying to give the world a nearly limitless source of clean energy are getting a hand from an AI trained to fight against 100+ million degree plasma.
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Greg Fish on 02.19.2022
# politics
A massively profitable global industry got that way by showing people only what they already believe. Now we’re dealing with the fallout.
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Greg Fish on 02.08.2022
# space
With the successful launch and deployment of the James Webb Space Telescope, a lot of researchers and science enthusiasts are wondering if it could actually help us find alien life.
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Greg Fish on 02.01.2022
# tech
Even if you’re not a techie, posts about “Web3” and NFTs are probably littering your social media feed. What the hell are they all about, and how will they “save the internet?”
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Greg Fish on 01.25.2022