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As we grow older, many of us begin to see our moms as people, not just parents
Off the top of my head: • Lightning (how does it happen?) • Sleep; dreams (why do they exist?) • Glass (thermodynamics of formation) • Turbulence (when does it start?) • Morphogenesis (how does a creature know what should go where?) • Rain (it seems to start faster than models would predict) • Ice (dynamics […] The post Which are the most common everyday phenomena that we don’t properly understand? appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. CommentsWhich are the most common everyday phenomena tha...
I will stick with my earlier Free Press predictions: The fact remains that, if you talk with insiders, they will confirm that the federal government faces some big mysteries. It seems that we have data on what appear to be craft that move very fast, have no visible means of propulsion, and can accelerate in a surprising […] The post The UAP report so far appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. Related StoriesPublic Choice Outreach!The UFO filesDo Americans really hate AI?
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This article advocates for the adoption of autonomous vehicles like Waymo to ease the burdens on mothers, highlighting how technology can enhance their daily lives and provide much-needed support.
The article explores the complex debate surrounding the wealth of billionaires, questioning whether their fortunes are a result of merit, systemic advantages, or exploitation within the economy.
Tariffs and antitrust are yin and yang. Ranchers need both for a functional market. The post The Republican Playbook for Saving the American Rancher appeared first on The American Conservative
Maybe the biggest threat to the beleaguered country comes from inside. The post Zelensky and Ukraine Are in a World of Trouble appeared first on The American Conservative