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It has a lot of impact on me even if I try to ignore because I see so much sharing of misinformation and sources that are not even close to credible. It is especially troubling whe…

Haven't read Lederman's book but sounds interesting. If he is referencing the Bible that makes me not like the name even more however names really are pretty trivial and aren't the…

So, I didn't read the article but if these employees didn't want to be replaced by API they could theoretically be helping the AI team find weaknesses in system and improve the sys…

I would say that we as CS people could learn from physics but when name things God Particle... Arguably to grab headlines I wonder about the Physics world... Then again I guess thi…

I have never understood the need in the Computer field or other fields for that matter to make unnecessary and incorrect analogies to physics. It is silly and I have to look past t…

A decent of percentage of people get on facebook primarily to argue and that increases these session time for these users. Probably wouldn't be beneficial to FB but probably to peo…

Exactly what I was thinking. Also, the gravitational waves detected from LIGO were thought to be from a collision of two black holes.

This is the reason I got more serious about programming. This is really awesome.

Plastics in water that is stored in plastic... very surprising. Glad we have science to tell us this...

Really we need to do a study that says when you exercise less and sit around your body fat increases specifically in your internal organs. I think this is common sense and how fat …

I am all for science but I am really curious why we need studies to prove things that are this obvious and simple. Hell just with thought experiments, basic thermodynamic principle…

I think it is a useless analogy too but many of the programmers I work with although very good don't know much about Calculus.

Good article however can't say that for all the articles on Cosmos Magazine. Think many articles are highly speculative and border on Pseudo Science.