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gardenfelder··on How the polar vortex could bring winter back with a vengeance
https://archive.ph/Ru01t
gardenfelder··on The dangerous philosophy of Ursula Le Guin [video]
" "We wil need writers who can remember freedom" - a chilling warning to our future selves "
gardenfelder··on Artificial Intelligence's Promise and Peril
Generative AI is poised to unleash a wave of creativity and productivity but poses important questions for humanity
gardenfelder··on Certain Gut Microbes Tied to Cognitive Function in Children
"Several microbial species were significantly enriched in children with higher cognitive function scores (eg, Alistipes obesi, Asaccharobacter celatus, Eubacterium eligens, and Faecalibacterium prausnitzii), with Sutterella wadsworthensis being the only species significantly negatively associated with these scores."
gardenfelder··on Most states could see earthquake damage in the next century. See those at risk
https://archive.ph/HJqpf
gardenfelder··on You've Formed Your Opinion on EVs. Now Let Me Change It
https://archive.ph/jGKmJ
gardenfelder··on Japan lands on Moon but glitch threatens mission
A Japanese robot has successfully touched down on the Moon but problems with its solar power system mean the mission may live for just a few hours.
gardenfelder··on Silicon Valley insiders are trying to unseat Biden with help from AI
https://archive.ph/DSrM5
gardenfelder··on [dead]
The paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.09888
gardenfelder··on SoCalGas billed customers millions to fight clean energy. This bill could stop
A state senator introduced a bill Wednesday to strengthen laws that prevent energy utilities in California from passing on the costs of political lobbying to their customers.
gardenfelder··on How doctors are using AI to diagnose a hidden heart condition in kids
https://archive.ph/8CH5n
gardenfelder··on $10 purchase can improve your sleep and boost your brain health
https://archive.ph/Tuq3s
gardenfelder··on A Major Climate Force Has Been Ignored for Decades
https://archive.ph/6Zjz3
gardenfelder··on Turmeric Tackles Antimicrobial Resistance
The paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s43587-023-00550-7
gardenfelder··on ID of five subtypes of Alzheimer's has implications for treatment
" The team’s earlier research had identified three distinct subtypes, but by looking at more proteins and patients in this latest study, two more emerged."
gardenfelder··on Turmeric Tackles Antimicrobial Resistance
An active ingredient in turmeric interacts with light to resensitize pathogens to antibiotics.
gardenfelder··on Learning to Use Appreciative Inquiry
What is Appreciative Inquiry? How does one shift from research that focuses on problems and negative details to the strengths-based approach of Appreciative Inquiry? What are the benefits and requirements of such an approach? And what is it about Appreciative Inquiry that fosters change?
gardenfelder··on Navigating Your Climate Change Dashboard [video]
Your Climate Change Dashboard is a unique tool we've extracted from the Climate Web and made available for anyone to download and take advantage of. This video walks you through the contents and functioning of the Dashboard. You can also access the Dashboard on-line, but as explained in the video the desktop version of TheBrain software is a lot more powerful when it comes to this kind of content.
gardenfelder··on Could inflammation be the cause of myriad chronic conditions? (2019)
"“We were actually surprised that reduced inflammation was the biggest explainer, the biggest contributor to the benefit of activity,” says Mora, “because we hadn’t hypothesized that. We knew that regular exercise does reduce inflammation over the long term, but we also knew that acute exercise transiently increases inflammatory biomarkers during and immediately after exertion.” About a third of the benefit of regular exercise, they found, is attributable to reduced inflammation."
gardenfelder··on Earthlings take note: The sun will be its most active in two decades
https://archive.ph/Sdb4Y
gardenfelder··on AMIE: A research AI system for diagnostic medical reasoning and conversations
The paper:

https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.05654

gardenfelder··on Where the world warmed the most in Earth's hottest year
https://archive.ph/uWBpy
gardenfelder··on Substack's woes deepen as tech blog leaves over Nazi content
https://archive.ph/Mqt2f
gardenfelder··on An Underground Battery Is Coming to a Tiny Utah Town
https://archive.ph/9NYO6
gardenfelder··on Tree.fm: Tune in to Forests Around the World
Would that you could set it on loop and use as a background sound. Awesome!
gardenfelder··on [dead]
Something fishy here. This feels like a promo for a ycombinator company [1]

[1] https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/finvest

edit: see also [2]

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38959355

gardenfelder··on AI Replaced the Metaverse as Zuckerberg's Top Priority
https://archive.ph/wyZvF
gardenfelder··on Supernal's 120-MPH Flying Car Is as Quiet as a Dishwasher
Clickbaitish title. Here is what they actually say:

"However, the real boon is the promise from Supernal that, at entry into service, the S-A2 will supposedly operate as quietly as a dishwasher

gardenfelder··on Global economy on track for worst half-decade of growth in 30 years
https://archive.ph/E0Vog
gardenfelder··on The hunter-gatherer groups at the heart of a microbiome gold rush
Scientists have been looking for health-promoting microbes in the feces of people from traditional communities—some of whom feel exploited.
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