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The Peace of Not Knowing Everything

Have you ever been in a situation where it hurts you to not know about something, or even everything?

Well I have.

Courtney Waller in The Quantastic Journal

Photo by Gheorghe Popa, Nature Magazine, Volume 628, Issue 8009, April 25, 2024.

The Treatment That Came Too Late

A Clinical Trial May Be On the Way, But My Daughter Is Already Gone

Mattia Papàro (Appesi a un Phylum) in The Quantastic Journal

Cannibalism Was a Common Funerary Practice in Some Parts of Europe around 15,000 Years Ago Recent studies shed new light on the practice of cannibalism in ancient Paleolithic populations. It is not a question of eating meat out of hunger, but a sort of “routine” that involved several generations of the same population.

Cannibalism Was a Common Funerary Practice in Parts of Europe around 15,000 Years Ago

Samantha Carson in The Quantastic Journal

Scarlet macaw standing on a branch and looking at the camera with pink and purple flowers in the background.

A Former Tech Worker Questions the Environmental Costs of AI

Are we really willing to sacrifice the…

Rhett Allain in The Quantastic Journal

Simone Biles floor pass. 2024 Summer Olympics. Image NBC/Peacock.

Gymnastics Physics: Does Simone Biles Really Jump 12 Feet Above the Floor?

Wealth Okete in The Quantastic Journal

I launched a podcast two years ago: here’s what I’ve learned in the process

Reflections on my journey building The Immunology in Africa Podcast

Kevin Blake, PhD in The Quantastic Journal

Schematic of A. ureilytica’s genome, with nine circular replicons shown at the same relative size. The plasmid pAU20rrn, the smallest replicon, encodes its sole copy of the 16S rRNA operon. Source

New Species of Plant Bacteria Reshapes Our Views on DNA Organization

The unorthodox way one bacterium…

Primalia in The Quantastic Journal

Early hominins butchering food on the savannah.

Primitive Tools, Profound Impact

How Our Ancestors’ Ingenuity Shaped Humanity’s Future

Selena Routley in The Quantastic Journal

A wonderful "Klein aber Langsam" (Small, but slow) political slogan of satirical Berlin Party "Bergpartie die Überpartie" in. the 2017 Federal Election

Shortest Paths in Spacetime? It’s Not as Easy As You Think!

It’s not as easy as you think to define a…

Peter Shea in The Quantastic Journal

Two instructional designers guiding an AI to build a model cathedral

Taking the Lead: Why Instructional Designers Should Be at the Forefront of Learning in the Age of AI

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