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 MCU might be right 🦸 The Weird Science Drop #23
“Ahoj!* Welcome to another jam-packed edition of TWSD. While the idea of multiverses has been very popular in Hollywood over the past few years, scientists have been rather more circumspect. The problem is: how do you find any real-world ev...
Life here began out there 👾 The Weird Science Drop #22
“Guten Morgen* Welcome to the future with TWSD. In the 20th Century, we went from the Wright brothers’ first flight to landing on the Moon in just 66 crazy years. But since then, progress has been rather sedate. Bar mobile phones and the in...
Humans used to hibernate over the winter 💤 The Weird Science Drop #21
> “Hej!* Welcome to this week’s jam-packed edition of TWSD. It feels like we’re on the frontier of a new age as AI starts to impact all of our lives. But this potential for disruption - both good and bad - has not really been explicitly exp...
Infamous 'dark sorcerer' was the real Frankenstein 🧟♂️ The Weird Science Drop #20
“Moghrey mie* Welcome to this week’s TWSD.
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