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that converts urine from wastewater [into]… a $3.5 billion industry Wait so they’re just going to steal our pee and not even pay us for it

I want to believe but a few statistics on younger gens has me sweating.

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Studies like this are so we don’t go around saying “Well, obviously” without having actually determined if what you assume/feel/etc. stands up to scrutiny. They have value. But every article that’s like this gets a flippant comment like this without fail. Anyway, I’m a blanket that fell in the ocean ️

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Scientists have discovered a unique class of small antibodies that are strongly protective against a wide range of SARS coronaviruses, including SARS-CoV-1 and numerous early and recent SARS-CoV-2 variants. The unique antibodies target an essential highly conserved site at the base of the virus’s spike protein, effectively clamping it shut and preventing the virus from infecting cells. The findings, published in Nature Communications, offer a promising route to developing broad-spectrum antiviral treatments that could remain effective against future viral variants.

That’s cool. But come on, the headline should have been the obvious “Shining a light on dark matter”!

You can’t philosophically in the same precise way you can’t positively prove anything, you prove it is exceedingly improbable for reality not to be as you say it is. When astronomers talk about “proving” things this is always what they mean, they prove something to the point that it would be near hilariously improbable for the simplicity of their theory to be somehow false compared to the contorted mishmash of other possible explanations that just don’t fit the evidence. That is all that can be really said, philosophically, in the sense that to love science is to never be fooled into thinking science can or should desire to do more.

You just cast Manual Breathing on us.

Yeah, the basic principle does sound solid. It looks like they’re not even relying on it to neatly work like random filters, but are applying statistical analysis to whatever superposition of speckle patterns comes out of the device. The level of precision they’re talking about sounds more impressive than I would guess for it, though (1nm over 1um), and I don’t see the connection claimed with optical trapping or ultrafast imaging at all. If it checks out, I expect we’ll hear more in not too long.

Further evidence that we’re all just billions of microbes standing on top of each other in a trench coat.

*in mice

Do your think he knows? I think folks like him just get podcast invites and do minimal research on the host.

Touch-sensitive neurons in the fingertips take previous physical contacts into account when relaying tactile information to the brain.

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The researchers were inspired when they made a fascinating chance observation in nature: individual crazy ant workers used their mandibles to pick up and carry away tiny gravel pebbles near groups of workers cooperating to transport large insect prey. “When we first saw ants clearing small obstacles ahead of the moving load we were in awe. It appeared as if these tiny creatures understand the difficulties that lie ahead and try to help their friends in advance,” I used to think ants were such nuisances, but now I’m just fascinated by their behavior and how smart they are! Just as long as they stay away from my food lol

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