Researchers in Science Advances have demonstrated that brief physical contact between healthy and bleached coral can restore algae to the bleached coral, leading to their full recovery. 🙏
Learn more: https://t.co/Or7ZtOGYpj
@DaveShapi In scientific fields it always just reproduces what is most dominant in the literature. If I don't keep the reigns thight and instruct everything step by step it will never innovate.
@__drewface The problem is more that resource processing (production) reduces other scarce resources (externalities). Scarcity is bound by our capacity to design a circular economy.
Also, it is not only scarcity that creates work but also just clashing visions (coordination).
@RizomaSchool Man, I'll be happy if my cottage is a bit renovated and manage to get a family by 50. The mid life crisis of millenials is just like finally getting a normal life that is more or less stable.
@lexavellino@lexavellino are you making use of the breakthroughs in 3D design of new models? Can imagine even custom worlds are possible to integrate atm.
A powerful confluence is happening among the bioregional weavers of Europe. We have been immersed in a tapestry of workshops and site visits here in the Netherlands for the last two days.
Check out what we are doing. Be inspired. Get involved. Share with your friends.
https://t.co/nwJYnjBkxs
The ideal outcome for science isn't a couple of labs using proprietary models and millions of dollars to crack trophy problems, it's to have millions of AI-aided human scientists who follow their curiosity and become way more ambitious
I’m starting to get increasingly uncomfortable with the economics of AI as it is currently happening
It seems fundamentally wrong that a small number of people with access to a huge amounts of VC money can vacuum up all the contributions of humanity, often paying nothing for it, then turn around and get enormously rich while the many people who put all the work into creating the training data get nothing
I am generally pro-AI, but the way it is happening is seeming increasingly parasitic to me