Quarantines, obligations, fines, why not dogs too?

Malcolm Gladwell is a Canadian author, best known for his popular podcast titled Revisionist History. Educated, with the kind of education you would expect from someone who wrote for years …

Raw material (almost) from scratch

The fission of nuclei (let’s call it “nuclear technology” although it occurs in specific materials long before our species manages to turn it into a weapon) is the practical proof …

mRNA OS

What is more difficult? For someone to follow names and developments in the Middle East (or in Asia, or anywhere outside the “national village” and its demagogy)? Or to follow …

Eternal youth (superficial first)…

A South Korean cosmetics company called Amorepacific, in collaboration with a team from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), is preparing to support and commercialize the latter’s …

Ηave faith and doubt not

Deception is part of the job; especially when the “job” is to impose massive techno-scientific applications that, at best, would be considered dangerous. Therefore, there is a surplus of kibitzers …

«Cyberspace liberates!»

The company called facebook entered the global market in February 2004. The company twitter in July 2006. The company instagram in October 2010. Whatever the system’s forgers do, the complex …

Superposition; Disentanglement;

Because some basics of physics (understood as a science) have been learned by each of us at school and, above all, have been adopted as constants, as givens, as reality, …

p.c. labor

The so-called remote work (we have explained that we prefer the term “work from home”, in order to get rid of the propaganda of idyllic descriptions of the type “work …

History of the messenger

What is the biotechnology of messenger RNA? Is it a simple technical breakthrough, as its followers claim, that will only lead to good for humankind? Or is it the first …

How wonderful that the “state of emergency” is!

They found a priest, they’ll bury five or six! The hygienist coups are considered (apparently) successful. So much so that the UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres, as decorative as he is …