New wind and solar, backed by gas peakers and hydro, are WAY WAY WAY CHEAPER THAN THE ALTERNATIVE NEW-BUILD OPTIONS. Coal plants are shutting down because they can't compete with new-build renewables. Don't believe me - read this, in that radical lefty rag Forbes.
It's not completely beyond the realms of possibility that these costs may change at some point, but the nuclear industry has had several decades to get its collective act together and has failed.
Sounds pretty much like "chaos" to me.
Occam's Razor suggests that Zerodium are a front for the companies that build hacking tools for American and allied intelligence agencies.
Yes, that's one study, but I have not seen any reports of a counterargument from the scientific community.
Andrew Gelman, a stats professor at Columbia, has looked at the statistics behind the study and concluded
...Again, the point is not that the paper’s substantive conclusion—of the positive effects of air filters on cognitive performance—is wrong, but rather that the analysis presented doesn’t provide any real evidence for that claim. What we see is basically no difference, that becomes a large and possibly statistically significant difference after lots of different somewhat arbitrary knobs are twisted in the analysis.
Their approach to teaching is a magic show in lectures, then throw a book and an SDK at students and pick marks out of their butt based on how cool the projects they build are. That works if your students are workaholic autodidacts with massive self-confidence and you can grade-inflate (and your students all know that a run-of-the-mill Harvard degree transcript is a near-automatic meal ticket anyway). It also helps to be able to provide them samples of every cool gadget under the sun courtesy of your industry sponsors.
More seriously, an Australian standard drink contains about 10 grams of alcohol. In most Australian states, the standard serve of beer in a pub is 285ml (roughly 9.6 oz, so smaller than an American beer glass). 285ml of a typical lager (4.8% ABV) will have about 10.7 grams of alcohol. So, to a rough but good enough approximation, 1 standard drink = 1 glass of beer ("pot" if you're in Victoria, "middy" in NSW).
If you're an American, 10 standard drinks a week would be the equivalent of roughly 5.5 16-ounce pint glasses.
Successful and fortunate crime is called virtue. - Seneca