The Flatline
Adam KovacJournalism about science, death, the science of death and other certainties.
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| Issues | 8 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 2 years ago |
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The U.S. Has Giant Invasive Spiders. Who Cares?
Photo courtesy of David Coyle
Over the past few weeks, the headlines have been terrifying: large, yellow, poisonous airborne spiders will soon be scurrying into homes across a large portion of the northeastern United States.
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A Machine Learning Analysis of Am I The Asshole? Offers New Insights Into Morality
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Previous generations would ask what Jesus would do. Now, we turn to an online jury to ask a more direct and crass version: am I the asshole here?
If you aren’t familiar with Am I The Asshole (or AITA as i...
How Much Does An Ass Kicking Affect A Hockey Team? Math Holds The Answer.
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June is a hard time to be a hockey fan. In a few days, the Stanley Cup Finals are scheduled to start, meaning that unless you’re ride or die for the Edmonton Oilers or Florida Panthers, this year has ended in at l...
Metal's Miracle Man: Dallas Taylor Reflects On Touching Death And The Long Road Back To The Stage
Dallas Taylor and his band, Maylene and the Sons of Disaster, perform at Brooklyn venue The Kingsland. Photo: Adam Kovac
Dallas Taylor is inching his way through the semi-sparse crowd, trailing a few feet behind his bandmates. The quintet,...
Are Punk And Metal The Most Dangerous Concerts? Science Says "Well, Yeah. Duh."
Bad Religion’s Greg Gaffin. Photo: Adam Kovac
My first time in a circle pit, I was 15 years old.
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Science journalist and fan of loud guitars. I'm here to write about bugs, space and death, or whatever else I think is interesting.
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