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Just supposing, what if you landed on a planet a lot like Earth and, bereft of modern technology, had to try and rebuild something that looks like home? You could survive, sure, a little trial and error would get you food and shelter.
The promise of a technologically advancing future is predicated on millennia of accumulated knowledge. How can we retain that knowledge?
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
Whether using it as a creator or patron, freelance writers have many options for using Patreon to help their writing careers. C. Hope Clark breaks down some of the possibilities here.
My daughter had to write an essay about the intersection of arts and science as part of her application to the UW Honors College. She wrote about our imagery of the Covid-19 virus and how nearly every single visual portrayal of the virus shows it as red. Or with red coronas. While in point of fact, the virus is actually smaller than the wavelength of visible light meaning that it, by definition, has no color, and cannot have a color. So why do we color the virus red? No scientific reason, it’s actually unscientific to do so. But in the arts we have lots of popular imagery of red as ...