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Unintended Consequences

I’ve been struck recently by the power and surprise of unintended consequences.

For example, a recent Slate article digs into flip side of the life-saving potential of automated vehicles: our reliance on car crash deaths for organ donors:


Who Should Fund University Research?

By Alison Van Eenennaam | Cooperative Extension Specialist in the field of Animal Genomics and Biotechnology in the Department of Animal Science at University of California, Davis | @BioBeef


Maybe scientific activism has confused people about the purpose of science

Scientific activism has had some amazing successes. Scientists have discovered a problem, lobbied for legal changes, and solved the problem. Example: there was an insecticide called DDT that…

Earth’s night skies aren’t black at all
Ethan Siegel
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Ethan Siegel Hi ethan, I have a question regarding the horizon of observable universe. In the artistic depiction, the artist has made the horizon of observable universe a perfect circle. Whats your opinion about that,is it consistent with the reality. If yes that means it is a circle of a constant radius isnt it?


3 Things To Search for In Your Kidney Transplant Facility

If you are thinking about a kidney transplant, consider the kidney transplant facility you most likely to. You could select where to go. Medicare as well as exclusive PPO insurance coverage cover the majority of the 246 kidney…