I have read more on it, and the paper was disproven. The bacteria is only very tolerant to arsenic, but it does not use it.
Other scientists said from the beginning, this is very unlikely because arsenic bonds are too weak when dissolved in water

I think these are the ones which are used by every lifeform on earth. That's why it would be huge if they found something which lives without one of these

Life needs 6 elements: carbon, phosphorus, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and sulfur.

Of course scientists are stunned. Stunning results bring research funding. Boring confirmations of what theories predicted, that's more difficult to justify

What kind of AI?
ChatGPT will be better than anyone at looking up and combining existing solutions. But it fails on simplest tasks when doing something new. And it constantly makes totally obvious errors in calculations.

Also it says the algae cells were still alive, so the fungus cells probably were not. The algae alone can't grow in UV radiation.

Uhm, I think it's the second theory, they are the same.

The Wuhan lab was experimenting with genetic function enhancement of bat viruses. The purpose was to analyze how dangerous bat viruses can become to humans. And the theory is, one of these genetically altered viruses leaked from the lab.

As usual, the basics of the right wingers were not very accurate with what they say, and added an evil-China spin to it, but it is just that theory.
br> And as usual, it got turned into a black and white discussion of two extreme viewpoints, making it impossible to come to a balanced truth. Point out the wrong details of either side, and they will shout you down, calling you a nutter of the other side.

The danger is manageable. It's normal to work with dangerous chemicals in factories, ridiculous trying to forbid that.
You can't even make fertilizer without deadly NH3.

Why? Teflon is safe. The health risk comes from short-chain PFAS, not from such long-chain ones.

Exactly, why so expensive? If you want a simple phone, search for a feature phone. E.g. the Nokia 105 costs £13.50 here. I also found it for $26.

The US has a huge trade deficit in goods, but most of this is compensated by selling digital services.

Software, streaming services, digital advertising. That's all not counted in the goods deficit calculation, and that's where Europe gives the money back to the US.
The whole trade deficit talk is nonsense.

I think Germany rather has no interest to provoke China like that

It must be light enough and generate enough lift for the Mars atmosphere. And it must be strong enough to survive the sharp-edged stones and sand. Did they see the holes in Curiosity's wheels?

Well, we kinda have the data now of what is needed. But that model doesn't look sufficient. E.g. too small propellers

Why is it claimed that these were insiders? Anyone owning it would be cashing out when a coin suddenly goes up like that.
And why does it crash 89% from $4.6 billion, when only $107 million are sold? That does not sound like it was planned. They must have sold way too much at once to get maximum profit.

No, he is right about the topic of gain of function research. The COVID virus probably resulted from such dangerous research, not as a bioweapon, but out of the idea to study future pandemic risks.
Allowing such research could be a crime.