…is a phrase that is a red flag for science communication.
For those wondering, no posting yesterday because we drove up to the Santa Ynez Valley and back to pick up our quarterly wine shipment at Foxen Vineyards. We get free tasting because Patricia is a club member. It was a beautiful day for the drive.
My latest essay at The New Atlantis has come out from behind the paywall.
Take that, Senator Karen!
It’s the perfect asymmetric attack.
There is insufficient concern about how fragile our industrial civilization is, at least among the people in a position to do something about it.
He has a new memoir out, that’s getting pretty good reviews. He has led a hell of a life.
Stalin and Mao would be proud.
A catalog of those who should be, but will not be mocked by the so-called “comedians.”
Peter Suderman likes it. I’ve been wondering why Spielberg thought it needed a remake, but I’m glad it came out well.
[Monday-afternoon update]
Well, it bombed at the box office opening weekend, and John Nolte thinks he knows why.
[Bumped]
A “vaccination” to extend the lifespan of mice.
For a few minutes this morning, there were nineteen people in space at one time.