AUTHORY POLICY IN ACADEMIC PUBLICATION
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Yes, we are living within a simulation
I’m going to self -plan three paragraphs from a 2019 blog, then I expose more: Take movies like The matrix…
Knowledge flows in both directions in Tierrafest 2025
This is an authorized translation of a EOS article. This is an authorized Spanish crociption of one Artesstrane Delaware EOS….
How do your water get coconuts?
Coconuts are iconic plants found in the tropical regions of the world. They are called “supermarket of nature” or the…
Small Chinese satellite sent quantum messages to 12,900 kilometers hack through space. Is it a quantum Internet around the corner?
In the fresh air of October 2024, two snapshots, a portion of the Great Wall of China and a patio…
The Plagiarism Problem Plaguing the “ExxonKnew” Lawfare Lawsuits — Summary for Policymakers – Watts Up With That?
From the Gelbspan Files Russell Cook Nice that someone big finally noticed the plagiarism problem going on. It just wasn’t…
The State of the Union of Sciences
What you did not hear last night, but you need to know last night, President Trump went to a joint…
Rewrite of Mayan history: archaeologists discover the hidden underground altar
A newly discovered altar buried near the center of the old Mayan city of Tikal offers a new vision of…
Phosphorylation allows tau protein to form reversible drops, offering ideas about early Alzheimer’s
Tau phosphorylation makes its structure more flexible and allows you to form dynamic drops of liquid when the temperature increases….
Malcondria malfunction influences skeletal aging
An interdisciplinary research team led by Professor Dr. Bent Brachvogel has examined how mitochondria influence the premature aging of the…