I KNOW PEOPLE WILL HAVE SEX WITH ANYTHING, BUT . . . A Strange Genetic Link Between Humans And Sea Anemones Was Just Confirmed.
U.S. and U.K. ‘Closely Monitoring’ Reports of Russia’s Use of Chemical Weapons in Mariupol.
“I Know That I Know Nothing” is The Only True Wisdom
The illusion of knowledge can sabotage your success
Kunstkamer (Dutch for 'art cabinet') draws inspiration from an 18th-century tome, The Cabinet of Natural Curiosities, written by pharmacist, zoologist and collector Albertus Seba.
Kunstkamer (Dutch for 'art cabinet')
The Australian Ballet’s Kunstkamer
Meet the 1,300 librarians racing to back up Ukraine’s digital archives - Washington Post: “Buildings, bridges, and monuments aren’t the only cultural landmarks vulnerable to war.
FASTER, PLEASE: An immune cell ‘fingerprint’ reveals path for better treatment of autoimmune diseases.
Google Blog: “How many times have you tried to find the perfect piece of clothing, a tutorial to recreate nail art or even instructions on how to take care of a plant someone gifted you — but you didn’t have all the words to describe what you were looking for? At Google, we’re always dreaming up new ways to help you uncover the information you’re looking for — no matter how tricky it might be to express what you need.
That’s why today, we’re introducing an entirely new way to search: using text and images at the same time. With multisearch in Lens, you can go beyond the search box and ask questions about what you see. Let’s take a look at how you can use multisearch to help with your visual needs, including style and home decor questions. To get started, simply open up the Google app on Android or iOS, tap the Lens camera icon and either search one of your screenshots or snap a photo of the world around you, like the stylish wallpaper pattern at your local coffee shop. Then, swipe up and tap the “+ Add to your search” button to add text…” The antithesis of key word searching – now search is image based – using photos you take to replace creating a query.
Mushrooms Have Their Own Language With Up to 50 “Words” My Modern Met
Psilocybin for depression could help brain break out of a rut, scientists say Guardian
How the Battle Over a Pesticide Led to Scientific Skepticism Wired
Scepticism is a way of life that allows democracy to flourish Aeon