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No bad news today, but the links below are good for several long coffee breaks over the coming weekend.  Enjoy! Part the First: Political Hope in a Time of Despair.  Independent media of all types have become essential to understanding our world.  There is nothing new about that

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I visited the Fountain of Youth several times as a child.  St. Augustine, oldest city of European origin in North America (1565), is full of tourist attractions directed primarily at children, from the Old Jail to Potter’s Wax Museum, to the remarkable Castillo de San Marcos.  Th

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Part the First: Functional Art from the Enigmatic Daunians.  William Morris famously wrote, “Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful.”  Of course, his beauty in response to the immiseration of the working class was for the English

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From Nakedcapitalism RSS Feed: Coffee Break: Scientists and the Growth Economy, Sternly Worded Letters, Scientist Runs Afoul of RFKJr, Timothy Snyder with the Editor of Science, and Wither Food

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From Nakedcapitalism RSS Feed: Coffee Break: Counterfeit Scientific Papers, Deep Fakes, CDC on the Ropes, MAHA, and Hope from the Middle of the Country

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From Nakedcapitalism RSS Feed: The Credibility Crisis in Science

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From Nakedcapitalism RSS Feed: Coffee Break: American Science in the Crosshairs, Nuclear Nightmares, and a Vision of a Good Life

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Part the First: Anti-amyloid Antibodies and Alzheimer’s Disease (AD).  A Cochrane review of monoclonal antibodies targeting amyloid plaques in AD has found that these drugs have little to no effect on cognitive function of AD patients.  Cochrane reviews are, to use one of the fav