Once again, a mix of visuals and interesting links.
A thought experiment suggests at least one of quantum mechanics’ principles (the theory is universal; it’s consistent; and two contradictory facts cannot both be true) are wrong.
How the right wing came to embrace the anti-vaxxer movement. Oh, and Russia helped.
“Someone I was dating asked me if I could reschedule my period so it didn’t coincide with his birthday.” A look at things too many men don’t know about women’s bodies.
How worried should we be about facial recognition software?
Andrew Wiles cracked Fermat’s last theorem. He almost blew it.
Researchers look at black genes to explain racial differences when they should be focused on black lives.
IP mapping and its discontents. An article at Citylab argues this is one reason why print maps are still useful.
“Most people struggle with the idea that medicine is all about probability.” A look at why a lot of what doctors do to treat us doesn’t make a difference.
#SFWApro. All covers by Gil Kane, rights to covers remain with current holder.
