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science has its own kind of numbnuts who insist nothing is real until it can be proven its real even though the whole point of scientific inquiry is to discover what is not yet confirmed to exist
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- @adamfrank4.bsky.socialBluesky
Mathematics exists entirely within a domain governed by the formal rules of logic. It was always going to be susceptible to machines good at application of formal rules. But the rest of science lives in the very real, very messy very physical world. www.everymansuniverse.com/p/what-does-...
everymansuniverse.com What Does AI Solving Hard Math Problems Really Mean?
- @lmesseri.bsky.socialBluesky
This administration's science policy is very clear - funnel federal spending away from (non-profit) universities and toward (for-profit) companies. At the same time, raise the taxes on universities and lower the taxes on industry.
- @subjectsphinx@mathstodon.xyzMastodon
science is not a monolith. for instance, we can't say that 'science says that schizophrenia is a disease with bad prognosis' and assume this statement is on par with predicting scattering of particles to high accuracy. schiizophrenic is still simply a character in a story. we don't have an adequate understanding of what is ontologically, nor do we have an accurate model of physics, nor a sufficient grasp of what psyche is, nor is there a clear reason to even put a cut between physical and psychological, nor is it clear whether psyche is emergent or fundamental, nor is it clear if there's a dis
- @wolf.observerBluesky
is it possible to convince AI boosters that mathematics and science don't exist as human pursuits with the primary goals of producing papers and proofs, or are they just Gone
- @BenjaminHCCarr@hachyderm.ioMastodon
Here’s a look at the #NobelPrizes for #science in 2026 Catching neutrinos, controlling brain cells and the mystery of mirror image molecules won From a light switch for brain to the discovery of ultra-elusive subatomic particle hailing from beyond our solar system to a solution to one of the most enduring puzzles in all of organic chemistry, researchers behind this year’s scientific prizes each revolutionized ways scientists understand the world. sciencenews.org/article/nobel-… archive.ph/uPjBL
sciencenews.org Here’s a look at the Nobel Prizes for science
NIH revives network to study emerging diseases—but its new restrictions baffle scientists www.science.org/content/arti...
science.org NIH revives network to study emerging diseases—but its new restrictions baffle scientists
- @cenmag.bsky.socialBluesky
Artificial intelligence agents are increasingly being used to interpret and even conduct science. But are they able to accurately distinguish science that is solid from science that is subpar? cen.acs.org/policy/publi... #chemsky 🧪
- @BenjaminHCCarr@hachyderm.ioMastodon
Sham scientific societies are misleading star #researchers These belong to a sprawling international constellation of suspicious academies and societies that have successfully misled some of the world’s leading #scientists and #universities, including Stanford and US National Academies of Sciences. Organizations’ websites contain content that has been plagiarized or manipulated, falsehoods about institutional histories and locations and honorifics available for purchase. nature.com/articles/d41586-026…
nature.com Exclusive: Sham scientific societies are misleading star researchers
- @kenneth-harris.bsky.socialBluesky
Mass production has hit mathematics. Science is next. Back in July this article made some predictions for how AI will transform science research. So far, it seems about on track. www.thetransmitter.org/artificial-i...
thetransmitter.org Mass-produced science is coming. What happens to scientists?
- @bribarbu.bsky.socialBluesky
I went on the Stereo Chemistry pod to talk about--what else--stereochemistry! That being the topic of this year's #ChemNobel. (Cut for time: me yapping about linocut, neutrinos, and a running joke among the science team concerning the chirality of cows.)
- @billhanage.bsky.socialBluesky
I mean, Claude Science is impressive, but does nobody else get the feeling we’re contributing training data on how to approach a problem?
- @gottalaff.bsky.socialBluesky
- @cidbarret85.bsky.socialBluesky
Wealth Concentration in America Your piece of the pie... #EatTheRich
- @psychscience.bsky.socialBluesky
The goal…is a transformation of the culture of science to value replication as something fundamental, rather than see replication as something that's done on the edges and not particularly rewarded, or even worse, sometimes seen as a threat to a scientist, says #NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya.
science.org NIH details $170 million biomedical research reproducibility effort
- @neurodevkathy.bsky.socialBluesky
This quote exactly describes our current USA science policy right now. I was stopped in my tracks while listening this morning. Please educate yourself about what is happening. The destruction of USA science is horrific under this administration.
- @jzacks.bsky.socialBluesky
The graph in this news article in Science shows just how serious is the threat to research. If you care about brains, behavior, or social phenomena, engage now before it's too late: www.science.org/content/arti...
science.org ‘Complete devastation’: How NSF gutted its social sciences research
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