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For years lots of important people told us again and again that discrimination against women in STEM was a massive problem. People who questioned its extent were accused of misogyny and sometimes fired. Now we have strong evidence that women were advantaged in hiring and had parity in others.

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Higher prenatal testosterone exposure is linked to Machiavellianism and psychopathy, study suggests

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A new peer reviewed study published in Current Psychology found that leftist extremism is a predictor of violent, psychopathic tendencies and narcissism.

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Scientists use deep learning algorithms to predict political ideology based on facial characteristics. The accuracy of predictions was 61%. Women with attractive faces were more likely to be right-wing, while women whose faces showed contempt were more likely to be left-wing.

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Harnessing the same forces as lightning, new technology extracts electricity from humidity

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Diatomaceous Earth Under Microscope (Fossilized Diatoms)

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Pigeons can be trained to diagnose cancer from biopsy images with the same accuracy as medical pathologists

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The science they don’t want you to see — it shows man-made ‘Global Warming / Climate change’ is a lie

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Big, if scalable - Solar Powered “Artificial Leaf” Produces Clean, Car-Ready Liquid Fuels From Sunlight

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Scientists Create Real Doctor Octopus Arms

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Scientists Regenerate Hair Cells that Enable Hearing

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Mysterious sounds in stratosphere can't be traced to any known source - Solar-powered balloons floating 20 kilometres above ground have recorded inaudible low-frequency signals that have so far not been traced back to any known source

submitted 20 days ago by neolib from newscientist.com

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The Bell Curve: The most controversial book ever in science | Richard Haier and Lex Fridman

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Trust The Science - ‘One third of scientific papers are made up’…

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Everyone Was Wrong About Reverse Osmosis—Until Now

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Room-Temperature Superconductor Discovery Meets With Resistance

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A New Study Says Gray Hair May Be Reversible

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MIT Scientists Create New Nanoparticle Sensors To Detect Early Cancer Via Simple Paper Test

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The Dark History of "Vaccines": The Manmade Origin of AIDS and Other Diseases ⋆ 🔔 The Liberty Daily

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Raccoons are smarter than cats and dogs, and every other mammal that isn't a primate

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The Hidden Dangers of Everyday Objects - Sideprojects

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Illustrating The Anal Teeth And Deadly Farts Of Invertebrate Butts

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Raccoon intelligence at the borderlands of science

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Russia Accuses U.S. of Working on “Universal” Genetically Engineered Bioweapon - The New American

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Chymosin - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

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'AI Is Totally Safe And Development Should Continue Rapidly,' Says Totally Genuine, 100% Human Scientist

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On average, blacks have lower cognitive ability than whites, likely the most thoroughly documented fact in all of American social science.

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Scientists Found a 'Leak' in Photosynthesis That Could Fill Humanity's Energy Bucket

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Glyptodon Pups Born at the Smithsonian's National Zoo

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X-rays of kids’ skulls as their baby teeth get pushed out and their permanent teeth grow in

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Amazing Invention- This Drone Will Change Everything

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Online tests suggest IQ scores in US dropped for the first time in nearly a century

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A team of climate scientists from France, Russia and Germany has found that ancient viruses dormant for tens of thousands of years in permafrost can infect modern amoeba when they are revived

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Is Gain-of-Function Research a ‘Risk Worth Taking’? Or ‘Insanity’? The Biden administration remains supportive of gain-of-function research “to help prevent future pandemics” as long as it’s done safely and with transparency. Is it worth the risks?

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Stanford Medicine scientists transform cancer cells into weapons against cancer

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The Real Science on Masks: They Make No Difference. This verdict ought to be the death knell for mask mandates, but that would require the public health establishment to forsake “the science”—and unfortunately, them and their acolytes in the media seem as determined as ever to ignore actual science.

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New Cochrane meta-analysis finds no evidence that masks work for preventing transmission of respiratory illnesses, including COVID, but that hand-washing does.

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Declining Sperm Count: Much More Than You Wanted To Know. Is Sperm Count Declining? Swan’s point is that if sperm counts get too low, presumably it will be hard to have babies (though IVF should still work). How long do we have?

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Scientists have "discovered the impossible" – and it could change everything we know about the dawn of the universe

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Genetically Modified Trees Planted in U.S. Forest for First Time

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Science needs to stop using terms like male, female, mother and father, researchers say. They should be labeled as: “sperm-producing”, “egg-producing”, “egg donor”, “sperm donor”.

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What the world can learn from a lobotomy surgeon’s horrible mistake

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"Magic" Drug Restores Lost Memories and Unleashes Hidden Knowledge

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Researchers successfully prevent peanut allergic reactions in mice, blocking onset in its tracks

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Remember all the adverse side effects of the MRNA vaccine that Pfizer was forced to release out of all 1,297 Adverse Events that were listed I added a definition to each one of the words it took me almost 3 months here is the link

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Scientists Create Drug That Makes Patients Super Horny

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Scientists inject fish with alligator DNA to create mutant creatures

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Gaslighting Long Haulers

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Earth’s Core Has Stopped and May Be Reversing Direction, Study Says - The surprising finding might solve longstanding mysteries about climate and geological phenomena.

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Balanced (siding on non-conspiratorial) analyses of COVID vaccine studies

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French scientists divert lightning strikes using a weather-controlling super laser

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Artificial pancreas successfully trialed for use by type 2 diabetes patients

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Over-40s on antibiotics ‘nearly 50 per cent more likely to develop Crohn’s disease’. Researchers followed more than six million people in Denmark for more than 10 years and found that taking antibiotics was linked to an increase in risk of inflammatory bowel disease.

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Will We Know Alien Life When We See It?

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Scientists Made Snails Remember Something That Never Happened to Them

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First "virovore" discovered: An organism that eats viruses

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How Putin's war and small islands are accelerating the global shift to clean energy, and what to watch for in 2023

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The dance of the naked emperors - A followup to "The rise and fall of peer review”

submitted 5 months ago by jet199 from experimentalhistory.substack.com

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Evaluating the Subjective Orgasm Experience Through Sexual Context, Gender, and Sexual Orientation

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‘The New Evolution Deniers’ in Retrospect. People have come to understand that the woke Left are indeed denying basic biology, and the resistance to this pernicious ideology has grown tremendously. It’s only a matter of time before we begin pulling it out of our institutions by its roots.

submitted 6 months ago by Chipit from realityslaststand.com

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The world depends on a strange collection of items. They're not cheap (18:31) ~ Veritasium

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I found a balanced science site where actual facts still matter.

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Early bird or night owl? Modern-day sleeping habits may be ancient survival tools

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Highly Processed Foods Can Be Considered Addictive Like Tobacco Products

submitted 6 months ago by [deleted] from neurosciencenews.com

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CRISPR cancer trial success paves the way for personalized treatments

submitted 6 months ago by Drewski from nature.com

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Brain Changes in Autism Are Far More Sweeping Than Previously Known - New study comparing gene expressions in brain tissues

submitted 7 months ago by SoCo from neurosciencenews.com

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Pressure chamber therapy shows improvements in Autism symptoms.

submitted 7 months ago by Canbot from ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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As behavioral geneticists have pointed out, the more you equalize environments, the more that genes are able to explain individual outcomes. Modern society invests so much money in educating practically all children that they all reach something close to their full potential.

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The National Institutes of Health now blocks access to an important database if it thinks a scientist’s research may enter “forbidden” territory.

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Some People Really Are Mosquito Magnets, and They’re Stuck That Way

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'Impossible' jet stream 'moving faster than the speed of light' spotted by NASA

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Approaching Ecological Sustainability in the Emerging Insects-as-Food Industry

submitted 7 months ago by GeorgeCarlin from sciencedirect.com

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Go fly a chitin: the mystery of chitin and chitinases in vertebrate tissues

submitted 7 months ago by GeorgeCarlin from imrpress.com

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Differences between men and women are more than the sum of their genes

submitted 7 months ago by iamonlyoneman from theconversation.com

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Time-restricted eating with or without low-carbohydrate diet reduces visceral fat and improves metabolic syndrome: A randomized trial

submitted 7 months ago by Pis-dur from cell.com

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Neuroscientists Unravel the Mystery of Why You Can’t Tickle Yourself

submitted 7 months ago by GeorgeCarlin from wired.com

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DeepMind AI invents faster algorithms to solve tough maths puzzles

submitted 7 months ago by GeorgeCarlin from nature.com

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Is our world a hallucination caused by thermodynamics?

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The Technical Path to Zero Carbon

submitted 7 months ago by GeorgeCarlin from prospect.org

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Why Is Behavioural Genetics A Hated Science? The influence of our genes on the outcomes we get in life has been long established and replicated in science. However the public response to this has been very unhappy, making Behavioural Genetics one of the most heated areas of research there is.

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The triumph of the blank slate

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New research suggests psychedelic drugs can be almost as life altering as near-death experiences

submitted 8 months ago by Pis-dur from psypost.org

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Sciencists prove that dogs can discriminate between human baseline and psychological stress condition odours

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Still Creepy After All These Years:The Normalization of Affective Discomfort in App Use | Proceedings of the 2022 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Multisensory Mechanisms in Temporo-Parietal Cortex Support Self-Location and First-Person Perspective

submitted 8 months ago by GeorgeCarlin from sciencedirect.com

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Why the pull of addictive cravings is so hard to resist

submitted 8 months ago by Drewski from aeon.co

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The US Is Measuring Extreme Heat Wrong

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The prestigious British medical journal, the Lancet, has released its report on the Covid epidemic. Prof Jeffrey Sachs, the Chair of the commission set up to investigate the epidemic, says that he is ‘pretty convinced’ that the disease was produced artificially in American and Chinese laboratories.

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The Ideological Refusal to Acknowledge Evolved Sex Differences. The New York Times has announced that the maternal instinct is a “myth”—a social construct generated and upheld by the patriarchy to impel women to raise children and keep them out of the workforce.

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The Fall of ‘Nature’. Imagine for a moment that this editorial were written, not by political progressives, but by conservative Catholics. Many of those presently nodding along with Nature’s editors would have no difficulty identifying the subordination of science to a political agenda.

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University of Washington declined to correct misleading info on puberty blocker study after fawning media coverage

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Can We Call It “Stinky-finger Syndrome?”

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How Much Can I Fit Up My Ass? We probed the limits of nature's smuggle pocket.

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Was There Something Before the Big Bang? Is the Universe Cyclical? - Anton Petrov (13:02)

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Is there "zero evidence" for hereditarianism? There’s no scientific reason why admixture analysis can be applied to the racial gap in risk of type 2 diabetes, but not to the black-white IQ gap.

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Reverse Bestiality: When Animals Commit Sexual Assault

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German shepherd dog is suspected of sexually abusing a child - PubMed

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How Gay Mallard Duck Necrophilia was Discovered

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Nuclear fusion breakthrough confirmed: California team achieved ignition

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Yale Scientists Restore Cell, Organ Function in Pigs After Death

submitted 9 months ago by Drewski from scitechdaily.com

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