The Weird Science Drop
Daniel SmithScience is weird, and here’s the proof. The Weird Science Drop newsletter brings you the overlooked, under-the-radar and, above all else, most madcap science news, views and research.
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The Weird Science Drop #68 🧠 Lab-grown mini-brains could replace massive AI data centers
Au naturel AI
“Benvegnesto* to another round of science mayhem. It’s quickly become apparent to one and all that AI is tremendously expensive to run - not only in pure cash terms but also in the high cost to the environment. Those huge d...
The Weird Science Drop #67 🦖 Unlucky dinos got hit by 'oddball' space rock
Ever had one of those days when nothing goes right?
“Selamat datang* It’s a somewhat abridged TWSD this week as I’m not really here; this is a hologram and the real Daniel is off, enjoying a little R&R. Normal service will resume next we...
The Weird Science Drop #66 🐵 Ancient ape discovery rewrites human history
Say hello to your great, great, etc., grandad
“Benvegnuo* to a shiny new TWSD. Where did we come from? Scientists have had a pretty good grasp of this question, but now they might have to throw their assumptions into the bin and start ag...
The Weird Science Drop #65 ☺️ We've cracked the three simple ways to be happy
Matthieu Ricard - a Nepalese French writer, photographer, translator and Buddhist monk, who is also thought to be the ‘World’s Happiest Man’
“Benvingut* to a happy, smiley edition of TWSD. We’re all in the pursuit of happiness, but how man...
The Weird Science Drop #64 👾 Alien power plants staring us in the face for years
An alien megastructure yesterday
“Croeso* to another jam-packed edition of TWSD. The search for intelligent alien life feels like it’s going to be a long one (no matter what you’ve read, space gribblies are definitely not zooming around...
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