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Sadder American Adults

If you’re an adult American and feeling down, you’re not alone. Over the last 40 years, older adult Americans have Continue reading →

Cheap Kamikaze Drones

As if avoiding bullets wasn’t tough enough; but at least there are foxholes and walls. As if avoiding weapons launched Continue reading →

Editing Genes In Humans

The prospect of editing genes was hypothetical and academic until the advent of CRISPR. CRISPR has dramatically increased the ease Continue reading →

A Specific Species Extinction

Species extinction is common. Data supports the possibility that we are in the midst of the sixth mass extinction. While Continue reading →

Warming Accepted But Not Worrying

The good news is that more people are accepting the data on climate change. (Declining Climate Deniers) That does not Continue reading →

High Income Low Assets

The median American has less than one year’s income in savings, including retirement accounts. That sounds like just another data Continue reading →

Technology Double Bubble

Technology may be in a bubble. An interview with Robert Shiller describes two bubbles: 1) a classic technology stock bubble, Continue reading →

Antarctic Ice Increases

Antarctica is a powerful influence on climate change, particularly sea level rise. Antarctica is also hard to study. Recent data Continue reading →

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