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Protesters at the Redwood City, CA "Hands Off!" rally, one of many across the country.
Recently the NYT published an op-ed titled "Why the Pandemic Probably Started in a Lab, in 5 Key Points" [1]. Vincent Racaniello and the gang at TWiV do a great job discussing, rebutting and flat-out disproving these "5 Key Points" in the TWiV episode "SARS-CoV2 still didn't come from a lab" [2]. Worth a listen!
#COVID19 #COVID #SarsCoV2 #medicine #health #PublicHealth
[1] https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/06/03/opinion/covid-lab-leak.html
[2] https://pca.st/60zon68p
I recently finished the audiobook edition of "Scientist E. O. Wilson: A Life in Nature" by Richard Rhodes.
What a great book! So many fascinating tidbits about one of the most down to earth yet also one of the most eminent scientists there ever was. I highly recommend it.
It makes sense, but I had no idea that he was contemporaries with Watson and Crick.
Patrick
Carl T. BergstromUsually when I take photographs of birds, getting a catchlight in the eye is critical to the shot. It creates a sense of consciousness or even soul in these birds.
But in the thick fog something interesting happens with these plovers. There's no possibility of a catchlight, just a very faint trace of the horizon line. That impenetrably dark eye takes on an infinite depth that pulls you in and doesn't let go.
Yesterday we had a reprieve from the rain in the CA Bay Area and took the opportunity to take a walk. All of the #urbanNature did as well. So many birds and squirrels! #urbanPhotography #birds #BirdsOfTheBayArea
hotkey (Zoé)The perfect word processor doesn't exist...
Psych! It used to exist, and it was spectacular 🤣