before ww2, university labs were deeply intertwined with industry. corporate funding of applied research was the norm. vannevar bush, after all, co-founded raytheon. he didn’t reject that system. he argued government should join it by funding the basic science industry wouldn’t.
staying close to industry gives scientists real problems to solve, and some of the best science comes from that overlap in "pasteur's quadrant"
@GreenPlusAnE "Buddha says: 'Do not flatter your benefactor!' Repeat this saying in a Christian church: it immediately clears the air of everything Christian."
@micsolana i got a lemon tree for my balcony earlier in the winter and this poor guy has been struggling, even though soma is relatively sunny. you're lucky to have established trees in the ground! 🍋🍋
@CityJournal The problem with state-owned utilities is that they no longer have a profit motive. If a state utility were smart, it would figure out how to build more generation capacity to serve data centers—and be a boon for ratepayers across the state.
On July 25 in SF we're excited to host an evening celebrating American innovation, featuring conversations with @whostp47 Director @mkratsios47 on the Golden Age of American Innovation and @thinkymachines CEO @miramurati on an Al future guided by human participation
San Francisco taxpayers have had it.
And they are exposing every nook and cranny of the "Homeless Services" boondoggle in real time.
Get ready @sfgov@SF_DPH@SF_HSH
They want accountibility
https://t.co/8JqgzaFtH4
@AutismCapital every year, i watch frank's testimony to congress: a lucid, biting, and hilarious commentary on free speech from the legend himself https://t.co/oBmrPdQRmy