Newmark's Door

The "science" says "no". But women, on the other hand . . . 

Ain't this the truth: "The rate of false positives, instances when the AI claims an error where there is none, is a major hurdle."

Ain't this the truth: "The rate of false positives, instances when the AI claims an error where there is none, is a major hurdle."

I mean, who doesn't?

"Anthropogenic signals are a huge problem in radio astronomy."

Roger Pielke, Jr. lays waste to four UN climate-change claims.

Related: Bjorn Lomborg, "UN pushes awful green deal policies while also spreading eco lies".

A couple of the greatest goals in history are ones where the ball curves really weirdly. Example: Roberto Carlos's free kick against France. But it doesn't anymore and here's an explanation.

Good news: from 3.1% to .0017%. Events with that probability of occurring usually don't.

Charles Murray provides--from hard-won experience--an entertaining and useful argument.

25-minute YouTube explaining how AI helps unravel the structure of proteins.