Guns, Drugs, And Partial Nudity: PopSci Goes To A Techno-Libertarian Bash
At the 11th annual PorcFest, technology and freedom romp hand in hand
At the 11th annual PorcFest, technology and freedom romp hand in hand
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When science and art intersect
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Charge your phone with that white stuff from the beach
The making of a marvelous machine
A logical change, since the court ruled that what Aereo was doing was illegal, unless it is cable.
For example, why is the CDC planning to grow the virus instead of destroying it?
A drug banned from human consumption in 1938 has made a recent comeback in online bodybuilder forums.
A new test for HPV has been cleared as way to screen for cervical cancer, but doctors are concerned that it doesn't do enough to protect younger women.
It's a new policy for the International Astronomical Union.
Eradicating this this nasty parasite would be great for humanity, but should we consider the ecological impacts?
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A lack of regulation gives way to high potential value, as well as high potential risks.