Science is far more institutionalised and regimented now, and that may provide a stability, even a rigidity, to its worldviews. This need not be a bad thing https://t.co/gJg7DFEaGD ...

The paradigms in which normal science is done are, like the fabric of the universe, somewhat stretchy; new ideas, sometimes quite big ones, can be incorporated without wholesale change. Is this the end of the paradigm shift? https://t.co/vRg4KKI5RO ...

Hello everyone, I'm Olivia. Have you ever wonder to go really access in the world. It is a really interesting topic and I'm going to discuss it with you.First let me pose this question. Do you believe in ghost. While some say yes because they've heard ghost stories or watch horror movies.For example, one day I watch a horror movie with my mom. That was really scary. I even dare not to go to the toilet by myself.So for my perspective, I believe that ghost really exists. But others may say no because they've ...

Hear no science, see no science, speak no science https://t.co/J0mUMOrqFX ...

Hello, my name is Eric Patterson. I'm a scientist and a botonist here at Michigan State University. And like any botonist, I have a favorite plant.I've spent the last 15 years of my life studying this plant. I've spent hundreds of thousands of dollars sequencing and assembling its genome. And I've grown hundreds of this plant in the laboratory doing wicked science experiments on it.I talk about this plant any chance I get like today. So, thank you for being here. So, what is this plant.Is it some rare flowe ...

More than a quarter of American clicks on international science positions went to Britain in June, according to data from Indeed. But the world’s best scientists won’t relocate if they have to pay for the privilegehttps://t.co/WDy2YLrj4dIllustration: Maria Contreras https://t.co/BnDqEPSxAV ...

[Music] For a long time, I've always thought of as life as a puzzle, but a very special kind of puzzle. A puzzle where we can't see a picture in the box. And why do I say this.So, when we start life, like we're basically just learning new things. We're taking in information from the world. We're seeing the things that we like and the things that we don't like and then we somewhere along the way we come up with our personality or as I would say our way of interacting with the world.So why did I even come up ...

Jeffrey Epstein was a product of at least one element of the intelligence community. The CIA, FBI. I don't know who ran him, but he knew a tremendous amount about my scientific work in ways that he wasn't supposed to. Very powerful people told me I needed to meet him. He certainly was not a financeier in any standard sense. That was a cover story. And I want to know why people don't investigate it. I want to know why nobody asks for the filings. But I think more than anything, we don't trust our scientists ...

Other countries may benefit. Science will suffer https://t.co/hYMXU3B7j4 ...

The Netherlands has announced a €50 million fund to lure top international researchers as Trump continues to make sweeping cuts to federally funded science and research https://t.co/FYqg4zl1ml ...