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How the Sierpiński triangle forms
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Astronauts use Linux because you can’t open windows in space.
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Chemistry says if you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the precipitate.
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Hang out long enough and you start to become each other…just ask these galaxies. In Webb’s latest image, two galaxies in the process of merging are twisting each other out of shape. Bright tendrils of star-forming regions connect their glowing cores: go.nasa.gov/3OSovNB
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How does NASA organize a party? They planet.
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If you want to know how important this disease has been in human history, the traditional treatment for it is believed by many to be the origin of the staff of Asclepius, the symbol of the medical profession.
Guinea worm disease is close to being eradicated. In the late 1980s, there were nearly a million new cases of guinea worm disease recorded worldwide. In 2021, there were only 15. How was this achieved? Read our recent post: ourworldindata.org/guinea-wo…
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This is the (logarithmic) timeline of an expanding universe. We live at the 3rd line from the left and all stars will disappear in 10¹⁴ years (4th line). Then there will be 10¹⁰⁰ year of just black holes and then, the Dark Era [read more: buff.ly/3f37dfv]
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I’m so in love with this photograph
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Cell explodes after getting bitten by another single-celled organism: #biology
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a thing about research i didn't get before openai: frequently before a big idea gets figured it out, multiple teams can sort of detect it on radar through the fog. you get an idea of where it's going to be and the rough shape far before anyone actually lays eyes on it.
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Eric Kandel, born in 1927, is an Austrian-born American neurobiologist. His contribution to the modern knowledge of memory has been groundbreaking. Here's a quick thread that summarizes his contribution to neuroscience (1/5)
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If you solve aging first, you get the time to solve everything else. – at Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong
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Cool collab w NASA to reverse skin aging
What does it mean to transform the life of your skin? It means Aeonia truly restores your skin's moisture barrier, improving elasticity, fine lines, sun damage and more. We're preserving the youthfulness of your skin Just as you take care of your body, take care of your skin.
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Who is better at diagnosing human diseases, AI or a team of doctors?
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How neuronal synapses work
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"Toward Next-Generation Artificial Intelligence: Catalyzing the NeuroAI Revolution" The NeuroAI manifesto: Neuroscience has long been an important driver of progress in AI. To accelerate progress in AI, we must invest in fundamental research in NeuroAI. arxiv.org/abs/2210.08340
Massive whitepaper just dropped on why neuroscience progress should continue to drive AI progress: arxiv.org/pdf/2210.08340.pdf Argues for an embodied turing test. Needed: real interdisciplinary people, shared platform(s), fundamental research
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Your brain in love. Credit: James W. Lewis, West Virginia University and Jen Christiansen #neuroscience #neurotwitter #Science #Biology
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If you ask me, it's already pretty obvious today that human intelligence is highly specialized. Which is why I dislike the term AGI to designate human-level intelligence.
In a few years, it will become more obvious to everyone that human intelligence is a very narrow type of intelligence. AGI ≠ Human intelligence #AI
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