Why is that mice get all the fun? I guess they suffer a lot, too, though.
Category Archives: Science And Society
Extending Lifespan In Older Mice
…with gene therapy. At some point, some of these things are going to help humans. Faster, please.
[Monday-morning update]
More from Brian Wang on not just life extension, but age-reversal. Human trials to start in maybe a couple years. But as previously noted, starting with dogs is a useful way to get around the FDA.
[Bumped]
They Want To Be The Cool Kids
Sarah Hoyt explains what motivates the Left, and how to defeat them.
[Update a few minutes later]
What to learn from the SJW who was eaten by his own mob.
[Via Stephen Green, who also has an apt quote from Atlas Shrugged]
The Need To Settle Mars
A long essay, from James Poulos. I assume that this will be in the same issue mine and Zubrin’s will be.
[Update a couple minutes later]
Scratch that last. This was apparently in the Spring edition. Ours will be in the Summer edition.
Climate And Science
A weekly link roundup from Judith Curry.
Hyaluronic Acid
Listening to a medical show in south Florida, hearing someone discuss this. I’d never heard of it, but it sounds like quite a useful supplement.
[Update a few minutes later]
You can buy the product
The Andes
An interesting read: How to build a mountain range. I’ve always wanted to see them.
[Via Austin Bay]
Joss Wheedon
He’s starting a new SF series on HBO. Could be good.
Nuclear Renaissance
New reactors are coming, for earth and space. It’s about time.
Gene Therapy
This looks like a potentially huge breakthrough.