Awesome and chilling figure @somethingburger! I incorrectly assumed at first that darker color = more waste. Personally, I'd flip the color axis. Also, perhaps exaggerate the color difference a bit more

A gorgeous, ornate observatory! Makes me wish we could invest in science infrastructure with a aesthetic sense more often.

Excited to be a part of this @sndbox! Hold onto your butts chimp pics are coming.

Great and useful post! I'm currently a teaching assistant for a writing heavy course and I'm deciding how to check for plagiarism. You've convinced me not to use Turnitin, but I'm not sure I'm clear on

im glad my students can't wiggle their way out of citations as well as you @somethingburger "Technically" my butt :P

that doesn't seem fair @granunic0rn Exercise can be amazing for depression. It can also be terrific at lowering cancer risk. But, if you get cancer, nobody will tell you "Just keep exercising."

Helpful reply! But two things make me uncomfortable with this kind of meta-study in addition to the "no mechanism" part. Short term effects, why do they matter? Is physiologically or psychologically

ooooooh you got MUSEUM'D @somethingburger

Researchers have focused on sustaining the often ephemeral effects of bee stings, either with multiple administrations of whole-hive bee attacks or just a few bee stings for example; however, more work

brilliant - well written with some dense material. I tend to glaze over when I start to read about receptors and anything microbiology really, but you concisely presented a good biological puzzle. I'm

Thanks @valth! What a sad conservation story. Around the world, some populations have just forgotten what it means to live with large wildlife everyday. Large animals can be dangerous, but as you point

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OH NO I didn't know Elsevier owned Mendeley. That kinda seals it. Gotta switch to Zotero. btw here's a similar comparison table that includes EndNote if you want to save the link in that fancy library

awesome post @somethingburger. I'm still using Mendeley but am thinking of switching to Zotero. Maybe a post would be a comparison of the different citation softwares? @jshmu sounds up your alley too!

what a great saying. I'm saving this!

hey @somethingburger, love the post and as always, appreciate the citations. I don't have any issues with your conclusions, but I do question the framing of blood content in milk. Certainly there's an

What do you mean @jodhpurindia? Is this a comment on the visuality of digital platforms or are you making comments just to get upvoted by bots? (flagged) But sure, with the benefit of the doubt, I'd respond

thanks @robertchr!

No one person names the chimps, so there's an array of themes across the years. Many of the older males and females are named after Jazz musicians, and then other classic musicians and artists. There was

thanks @voronoi! There's a new documentary out about the Ngogo chimps that features Bartok. Check out Warrior Apes, available on Amazon