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"Where is" ...

> having science communicators to do that jo

Were is Sagan, Clark, Asimov. Burke when one needs them? Maybe AI might help here

> against artificially slow writing, not against all slow writing.

This is really well put

Impediments not deliberate choice

Thanks. I could also have been less laconic. If you are the author accept sincere apology and honest best wishes

Speed is definitely a good thing sometimes.

Note: Maybe you could play it "both ways" and have a "flow", or focus or no distraction mode?

We don't need faster scientific writing

We need slower scientific writing.

Edit: While I understand policy involved, apologies, I'd contend 'shallow'. Not lengthy? Sure. But the point was made enough @kbk et al. got it

This is timeless

> "Probably want to start shutting that down son."

Can totally picture

Not to mention, bridges falling apart on their own

> vendees

"Customers"?

> Microsoft IT outage

I mean they are on full tilt here, calling it a "Microsoft" outage. The EU is hitting back hard with that headline.-

> affected 8.5 million computers running Windows and using CrowdStrike’s Falcon cybersecurity software

Note, in that order going by the article

This is really awful. Guilty by algo until proven that you can -pay- your way out

Some say and I agree that he should have gone all the way in, and resigned

"Crowdstruck" for word of the year