AI Today
by How many times has artificial intelligence played the villain in multiple sci-fi novels or movies? Too many to count. The idea of a creation gaining …
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Just say no to GMOs
My title is something that I’d heard several times in my life as I grew up. When people hear the term GMO, it’s hard not …
Science and Government
by Throughout global history, we have seen monarchies, democracies, republics, dictatorships, and a combination of any of the prior. Alongside these forms of governments we have …
Wartime Science and Technology: A Necessary Evil
by It would be impossible to study the history of technological and scientific growth without addressing moments of great human conflict. Aside from weapons and other developments …
Dirty Data and the Knee-Jerk Reaction
by World War II was a tragedy of unprecedented proportions, with horrors happening both on and off of the battlefield. The excuse of working towards a …
Monitoring The Rapid Progression Of Science: The Vital Bridge Between Sciences And Humanities (Malcolm Katz 2020)
by Tony Ryan, professor of physical chemistry at The University of Sheffield, came up with a joke regarding the intellect of scientists, within which a weed …
Science is a Part of Culture
by Culture is a broad term that encompasses the entire spectrum of beliefs, behavior, values, and knowledge within a society or group of people. Culture is …
Rosalind Franklin’s DNA
When asked who discovered the shape of DNA, most people would say, “Watson and Crick,” but be unaware of the backstory to the discovery.
Science is Responsibility
The true story of Frankenstein is often twisted compared to the original by Mary Shelley. We have all seen the typical Frankenstein costume during Halloween, …