Robert De Niro Says the U.S. Replaced Science With Ignorance. And He’s Right.
"It is a place where science once reigned. It has been replaced by ignorance."
"It is a place where science once reigned. It has been replaced by ignorance."
The study's findings come during an especially deadly flu season in the United States.
While it's an early step, this could lead to major improvements in treatment.
"All of these talks are just B.S."
It actually makes a lot of sense.
It has already started.
The tunnel could boost production to 700,000 cars a year.
The spacecraft is breaking records as it journeys toward the Kuiper Belt.
The browser extension visualizes “the interesting stuff” in privacy policies in just 30 seconds.
Uber says it didn't steal any of Waymo's trade secrets, but aspects of the trial and settlement suggest otherwise.
"The whole system is most efficient when it is planned ahead of time as opposed to done one piece at a time."
The bespectacled bugs could help us give robots the gift of sight.
Scientists only used ovarian tissue.
Bad news for more than 700 million iPhone users around the globe.
In another century, maybe we'll be rid of the flu for good.
The test could give parents-to-be insights into the genetic traits and disease risks of a developing fetus as early as the first trimester of pregnancy.
Snapchat Spectacles were lame. Google Glass didn't live up to our expectations. Yet here we are again.
One planet's (space) trash can also be its treasure.
File this one under "Too good to be true."