Just as I announced 6 months ago, I needed to take some time off from posting in steemit to attend new personal responsibilities. While I tried to come back earlier, as I had forecasted before 6 months

My absense Most of my posts so far have been on broad science but mainly on synthetic biology. Recently I've not been very active on the platform the main reason being I was working and getting ready.

INCLUDES D.TUBE VIDEO! Colombian Knuckles: LHC-Steemstem meet up Recently I got lost in France/Switzerland (several times). When I said I was attending a meeting in Europe, my family and friends got worried

Daily mail Picture of sisters that had Kids of mixed race, phenotipically seen as of different race by most Race A position shared by most geneticists is that the category known as race is not specially

Horrible people try to scam you into giving them money. They count on you being impressionable and hopeful. Beware. Let this one be a lesson for all of you, as it was for me. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔫 Boring

Is all Smoke and Mirrors A couple of weeks ago I was asked about the color white. If the color white reflects all colors how come mirrors are not white? Of course, he knew the answer. I answered that:

Correct Interpretation of data is easier if the data is important to us. r. Stephen J. Gould wrote one of the best pieces on how statistics in the right hands can be a source of relief.[1] He was an American

Ohio State University, DNA Nanoengineering DNA is more than just the secret of life it is also a versatile component for making nanoscopic structures and devicesNadrian C. Seeman on September 1, 2007.[1]

At some point education must be self-directed and yet it requires peers. As access to quality information becomes cheaper and almost ubiquitous, an interesting consequence appears clear. Anyone can learn

Can you hear this gif? Image: @iamhappytoast Can you hear this GIF? Believe none of what you hearand Believe some of what you seeMinimizing trust in perceptionBy Juan SIlva @ertwro Images referenced or

Image: Janet Iwasa © MIT Press. March 31, 2016 PROGRAMMING LIFE"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God" Programming cells is now a reality, that is a renaisanceof

Want a ghostwriter for free? Here's a deal. Find a subject from any news or blogging site different to steemit. Preferably on a complex subject. It can be anything (politics, art, photography, diet, economics,

The burden of sensitivity and humanity can be far heavier than most of us would ever imagine and yet ["I can see the Matrix", © 1999 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.] The burden of sensitivity and humanity

[Classic phases of a mania] “I can calculate the movement of stars, but not the madness of men.”Sir. Isaac Newton, 1720 [1] [Auch!] One of the less illustrious passages of Sir. Isaac Newton's life was

[Tinnitus Archer] Just like Archer, I also have mild tinnitus. In my case due to exposure to loud rock music in my youth. I know some people that also hear things they shouldn't. About them is this post.

[Kaleidoscope of Designed Proteins NatMag] Even if not resolving a biology problem one may hope for a flexible formal language for encoding experimental data or/and for something mathematically non-trivial

Just a small post on BCH. I'm not a trader, I do swing trade. Back on August 6, I wrote a post on why I was accumulating Bitcoin Cash. Patiently and slowly. Made a really good call on the first day it

If you have high hopes that during your lifetime you'll be able to download your brain's content into a hard drive to avoid death or to become someone else's sex robot -Hey, I don't judge- I'll introduce

Golden Chopsticks or why some cheaters suck at photoshop As I mentioned in my post double-blind violins: towards a more objective selection there are problems that arise when one lowers the entry bar for

People are drinking less... Anime was a mistake.