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  • What Is Art For? | John Michael Greer

    What Is Art For? | John Michael Greer

    Dec. 5, 2018 (EcoSophia.net) -- The discussion of the foibles and failures of modern art that appeared here two weeks ago was of course not the last word on that vast and intricate subject. This week ...

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  • The Twilight of the Intelligentsia | John Michael Greer

    The Twilight of the Intelligentsia | John Michael Greer

    John Michael Greer. Photo: YouTubeNov. 7, 2018 (EcoSophia.net) -- I promise, I didn’t time this sequence of posts so that this one would come out the morning after one of the most bitterly fought mid ...

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  • Anti-cancer virus fits tumor receptor like a 'key in a lock' | Nadishka Jayawardena

    Anti-cancer virus fits tumor receptor like a 'key in a lock' | Nadishka Jayawardena

    A cryo-EM map of the receptor decorated capsid in which a single protomer was replaced with the atomic model. Seneca Valley Virus capsid proteins are shown in blue, green, and red, and the ANTXR1 rec ...

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  • America and Russia: Tamanous and Sobornost | John Michael Greer

    America and Russia: Tamanous and Sobornost | John Michael Greer

    Credit: El Pomar Space GalleryOct. 31, 2018 (EcoSophia.net) -- In the first two essays in this sequence (here) and (here), I sketched out the framework of Oswald Spengler’s vision of the process by w ...

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  • Antibiotics are 'avoidable trigger' for bowel disease | Elizabeth Mann

    Antibiotics are 'avoidable trigger' for bowel disease | Elizabeth Mann

    Credit: CC0 Public Domain Oct. 25, 2018 (MedicalXpress) -- Scientists at The University of Manchester have shown for the first time how antibiotics can predispose the gut to avoidable infections that ...

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  • Antarctic Ocean carbon dioxide helped end the Ice Age | J. W. B. Rae

    Antarctic Ocean carbon dioxide helped end the Ice Age | J. W. B. Rae

    Deep-sea coral – data was generated on deep-sea corals from 1000m below the sea surface in the Antarctic Ocean. Credit: University of Bristol Oct. 25, 2018 (Phys.org) -- A team of scientists, led by ...

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  • Politics interferes with the ability to assess expertise | Joseph Marks

    Politics interferes with the ability to assess expertise | Joseph Marks

    Oct. 23, 2018 (Phys.org) -- Learning about someone's political beliefs interferes with a person's ability to assess expertise, as people judge like-minded peers as being more expert in fields complet ...

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  • A call to add a well-being index to national economic measures | Bob Yirka

    A call to add a well-being index to national economic measures | Bob Yirka

    Credit: CC0 Public Domain Oct. 19, 2018 (Phys.org) -- A trio of economists is suggesting that it is time to add a well-being index to national economic measures. Carol Graham with the Brookings Insti ...

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  • Research shows signaling mechanism in the brain shapes social aggression | Shawn Tan

    Research shows signaling mechanism in the brain shapes social aggression | Shawn Tan

    Credit: Martha Sexton/public domain Oct. 19, 2018 (MedicalXpress) -- Duke-NUS researchers have discovered that a growth factor protein, called brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), and its recept ...

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  • America and Russia, Part Two: The Far Side of Progress | John Michael Greer

    America and Russia, Part Two: The Far Side of Progress | John Michael Greer

    Credit: Dawid MichalczykOct. 17, 2018 (EcoSophia.net) -- Two weeks ago, in the first part of this sequence of posts, we explored the way that Oswald Spengler’s insights into the cycles of history can ...

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  • Too much sleep bad for brain, study says | Conor Wild

    Too much sleep bad for brain, study says | Conor Wild

    Credit: University of Western Ontario Oct. 9, 2018 (MedicalXpress) -- Preliminary results from the world's largest sleep study have shown that people who sleep on average between seven to eight hours ...

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