A science is any discipline in which the fool of this generation can go beyond the point reached by the genius of the last generation
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Category Archives: Silly
Look-a-likes?
The award-winning blogger beard Telescoper used to do astronomy look-a-likes, which unfortunately sometimes strayed into other fields. If he strayed a bit further I think he’d find a striking one in today’s news:
Dark Matter, U2 and NASA wee
A Science Shambles Blog Network podcast special, recorded a couple of weeks ago in a basement in Bloomsbury Maybe all the maths is just a better metaphor than a sock
The Strumion. And on.
As many of you will know (pay attention at the back) some theory guy said some exciting stuff at CERN and they have, as usual, suppressed his amazing discovery just like they did with those faster-than-light neutrinos and the fact … Continue reading
Posted in Particle Physics, Politics, Silly
Tagged Alessandro Strumia, CERN, gender, Tommaso Dorigo
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Rising up to the challenge: My Brexit plan
Even a stopped clock gives the right time twice a day. And the brexit ultras and associated careerists are correct that the so-called “Chequers” proposal is indeed “worse than status quo”. Damning indeed if you take “Marguerita Time” into consideration.
