@DieMaus@BigMisterM6#Homoeopathie ist nicht wissenschaftlich. Bitte entfernt diesen Teil aus dem Programm. Es handelt sich hierbei um eine gefährliche Pseudowissenschaft ohne Grundlage im Bereich der Wissenschaft. #TürenZuBeiDerMaus
@LOOMPACT_NFT@AfricaGreenTec@Loompact1 Interesting. I have a few questions, though: Why is it only possible to buy such an NFT with a credit card? Wouldn't it be nice to buy it with cryptocurrencies? Why did you decide to go with a Solana contract? Any specific reason?
Becoming a librarian changed my life!! I never saw a black male librarian growing up until my mid 20s when I met mentors @jeromeofford and @kelwat103 !! I want to inspire the next generation to get into this profession!!
Our condolences go out to the family of Ingo Koll (user: Kipala) who passed away on 10 July. Ingo learned Swahili while living in Tanzania and Kenya. He was an active contributor to Swahili Wikipedia and made 61,152 edits. His legacy lives on for the African community. RIP Ingo.
Kurz in eigener Sache:
Wer ein Balkonkraftwerk/Solaranlage mit Hoymiles (HM/HMS/HMT) oder manchen TSUN Wechselrichtern betreibt und eine "China-Cloud-freie" Möglichkeit zur Smart-Home oder Nulleinspeisung haben will:
Das OpenDTUFusion-Board aus meiner Feder ist jetzt verfügbar!
@DavidSHolz Pro tip: when you grow up and have kids, you'll find out that you can live up that same first-time excitement over many things by seeing your kids see things for the first time. It's one of the most underappreciated perks of parenthood.
🌟 Incredible time at Likizo Camp! Children were immersed in interactive exhibits, and mind-blowing activities, and explored light diffraction. Their curiosity sparked, igniting a passion for science and discovery. Unforgettable experiences!🔬
#SayansiTanzania#ScienceExploration
Delighted to share my first first-author research article got published in Nature Biotenology today! @XugroupUCSD
Monitoring deep tissue physiology on mobile subjects is challenging, but we have made it possible!
@stats_feed Very misleading. Check out the statistics of the original paper (https://t.co/O4KIYzsI1C). They "compared vitamin D levels in suicide attempters (n = 59), non-suicidal depressed patients (n = 17) and healthy controls (n = 14)". n is way too small for any general statements.
@KennedyMmari Actually, many things are scientifically impossible. Creating a perpetuum mobile, for example. But let's just leave it at that. You don't have to take my word for granted, and I'm not here to convince anyone of anything. Have a nice day. :)