Schrödinger’s blunder created the quantum measurement problem. Quantum reality has both waves and particles
My late friend Peter Max filled my home with art — and my life with memories
An AI Went Looking Through DNA and Found Something Humans Had Missed
A Part of the Population Will Always Live in COVIDville - "People like you kill disabled people in the name of your own leisure and convenience,"
What Nikole Hannah-Jones Wouldn’t Let Herself See - Her daughter’s school failed not because of racism or segregation but because of bad pedagogy, the promotion of “equity” over standards, and zero accountability.
How the Ellisons pulled off Paramount-WBD settlement talks and cleared major hurdle to forging media giant
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The state is not an abstract creature. It is made up of people, officials, and bureaucrats. Granting it control over innovation means granting some people, in the best and most naive of cases, the power to limit what everyone else can create. History gives us reason to scrutinize such power carefully. For centuries, fear over tomorrow has been used as an argument for restricting freedoms today, always with the same promise: give us a part of your freedom and we will protect you from this new threat.
The Somali Daycare Fraud Story Just Got Way Bigger Than Minnesota
Scott Jennings Takes a Victory Lap for Trump on the Greenland Deal as Other CNN Panelists Seethe
Speaking of empires in decline: The average British worker now makes about the same hourly wage as a functionally illiterate American.