Things Trad Doesn't Tell Us

[Deleted User 89]

i’ve definitely eaten my fare share during my global travels

[zsn]

Fibonacci Day (11/23), like the Mole Day (10/23) can only happen in the US. Italy, the homeland of both Fibonacci and Avogadro does not, unfortunately, recognize these observances

[Trustee]

Hard to do when you use day/month/year

[Deleted User 89]

here’s something for ya

https://www.inverse.com/article/61940-a ... ing-mixing

adam and steve got nothing on our ancestors

[Cascadia]

here’s something for ya

https://www.inverse.com/article/61940-a ... ing-mixing

adam and steve got nothing on our ancestors

This makes perfect sense. Explains how we have so many Trump supporters. They all have a little Neanderthal in them.

[Deleted User 89]

i’ll tell ya this...a 7 billion year old bit of star dust from an asteroid made me feel rather small and insignificant today

[Shirley]

i’ll tell ya this...a 7 billion year old bit of star dust from an asteroid made me feel rather small and insignificant today

We want details.

[Shirley]

https://twitter.com/heathbrown/status/1 ... tfw">March

[Deleted User 89]

not my anus, but your...

[Deleted User 89]

fossil turducken...of sorts

https://nationalgeographic.com/science/ ... lattosaur/

[Deleted User 89]

fun fact for the day:

hedgehogs lick toads to transfer the toxic skin secretions onto their spines

[ousdahl]

well NOW you tell us

[ousdahl]

[Deleted User 89]

well NOW you tell us

hey...i just learned that for myself this morning

[TDub]

Trad what are you doing out in the middle of nowhere Utah....and why are you leaving weird 12ft tall metallic monoliths out there?

[Deleted User 89]

covid delirium

[Shirley]

So zsn, is this a pretty big thing out there?

This Theo Baker kid is pretty impressive.

Jul 20, 2023
Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne will resign next month over the questionable handling of flawed scientific research. The investigation began last year after the campus newspaper “The Stanford Daily” investigated claims of research misconduct in past academic papers. Geoff Bennett discussed more with Theo Baker, the student journalist who first published the allegations.[/]

https://youtu.be/iTmz3DbM8Ao

[KUTradition]

saw the headlines, but haven’t dug into that story yet

somewhat related, there was a recent Nature piece on clinical trials, doctored data, and downright fraud…troubling for sure

[Shirley]

saw the headlines, but haven’t dug into that story yet

somewhat related, there was a recent Nature piece on clinical trials, doctored data, and downright fraud…troubling for sure

How sad. Good to see the policing, but...

As you likely already know, Nature often ranks at the top of the scientific journals when it comes to being trusted by scientists, and carries a lot of weight. (As I recall, Cell is also generally near the top, higher than the New England Journal, Lancet, JAMA, et. al.)

[KUTradition]

saw the headlines, but haven’t dug into that story yet

somewhat related, there was a recent Nature piece on clinical trials, doctored data, and downright fraud…troubling for sure

How sad. Good to see the policing, but...

As you likely already know, Nature often ranks at the top of the scientific journals when it comes to being trusted by scientists, and carries a lot of weight. (As I recall, Cell is also generally near the top, higher than the New England Journal, Lancet, JAMA, et. al.)

i should clarify…these weren’t studies published by Nature, but rather a commentary in Nature about the issue more broadly