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Thursday, August 14, 2025

Quality over categories

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From Scientists as Experts in Public Debates Characterised by Scientific Uncertainty: The Swedish COVID-19 Debate by P. Mattsson and E.P. V...

Success comes from active and conscientious curation of data/information/values inputs.

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A thought for later development. The AI models function based on the Large Language Models (LLM).  From hallucinations, to clearly wrong ans...

History

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Discovered in the limestone beds of the Upper Mississippian formation, this fossil slab dates back over 330 million years to the Carbonifero...

An Insight

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This is why therapy often backfires https://t.co/THzkmwSiFa pic.twitter.com/ZShp5xKiHz — Jash Dholani (@oldbooksguy) July 5, 2025  

I see wonderful things

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The "Fall of the Rebel Angels," a truly astonishing work of art, was carved from a single piece of marble in 1740 by the Italian s...

Offbeat Humor

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Honestly, I would not feel safe paragliding with a company named after Icarus 😅😅 pic.twitter.com/YGRUmUYhuR — Classical Studies Memes (@CS...

Data Talks

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A new article investigates the relationship between IQ (at ages 17-18) and mental health diagnoses (at ages 36-40) in >95% of Norwegian m...

Bouquet de Fleurs by Gustaf Ericsson

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Bouquet de Fleurs by Gustaf Ericsson (Sweden, 1846 - 1920) Click to enlarge.
Wednesday, August 13, 2025

History

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In a truly remarkable archaeological discovery in 2021, the teeth of a leopard statue at Karahantepe, Türkiye, saw daylight for the first ti...

An Insight

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“Liberty necessarily produces inequalities.” — Friedrich Hayek — F. A. Hayek Quotes (@FAHayekSays) July 5, 2025  
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