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The article explains that new research on brain development does not indicate humans have two brains, clarifying the actual findings about neural tube development in embryos within the context of developmental biology.
The article debunks the claim that fluorescent lamps can be used for passive eavesdropping by analyzing the physics and conducting a practical test with high-intensity sound and photography.
A tweet from @DzambhalaHODL sharing a link to what is described as an absolutely incredible takedown, likely involving tech or AI analysis.
Stephen Balaban addresses comments on a thread, debunking misinformation about data centers by stating that most AI data centers use closed-loop dry cooler designs with minimal water consumption.
A large sibling-matched study found no link between prenatal acetaminophen (Tylenol) use and autism or ADHD, contradicting claims by Trump and RFK Jr.
A New Yorker review of Saul Justin Newman's book 'Morbid' argues that many claims of extreme longevity are due to poor record-keeping and age fraud, challenging the foundations of longevity science.
The article traces the widely cited '300% AI agent adoption surge' statistic to its source and finds that the data actually shows a near doubling of deployment intent, not actual production deployment, with only about 1 in 10 companies that deploy agents scaling them. It warns against using fabricated stats for planning.