"With a sense of unease about how much bad science might be in journals, I quit my full-time job in 2019 so that I could devote myself to finding and reporting more cases of scientific fraud." I'm genuinely curious what led him to go, "I can make a viable career calling out scientists that don't care about what I have to say"

"If there was hope, it must lie in the proles"

Because the main point of the anthropic principle is essentially "it is because it is," rather than trying to discover why it is.

what a cop out

Yeah, it actually was: https://www.capitolhillseattle... The way I "figure it" is because I was there watching the police attack unprovoked protestors every day.

The CHOP/CHAZ has suffered an immense amount of misinformation about it. Believe me, living in that neighborhood a block from where that was going down, the problem was not the protesters and half the shit they said protesters were doing was fear mongering. For one, crime rate in that area was actually *lower* than normal for 2020. For two, most of the violence was happening due to police aggression. For three, the 'militant protesters' didn't exist or were counter-protesters trying to antagonize the peaceful protests happening there.

"If you're a rich country, enjoy the vaccines that are being developed. If you're a poor country, well, enjoy your new covid."

I have never-expiring gift certificates to AMC.

You sure we've learned?

"I have $1,000 dollars that I can use for the next two months" ...says Bay area group.

I can't recall where I saw it, but I remember reading that Paul Pimsleur had roughly the same hypothesis. He observed that Japanese, which was spoken very quickly, transmitted less information per syllable vs English.

Solved for a ten episode season?

I have no idea how true this is, but perhaps the climate and pollution, etc. not being as significant of factors as this disease means the idea that frogs are an indicator of environmental health isn't as true anymore?

that people listen to music that makes them happy?

Is that this article was written. It feels like there's a vague implication of "they need to stop."