Q3: did An AI bot do the 'opting in'?? Moltbook, which is similar to Reddit, now has more than 1.6 million registered bots on the platform, and more than 7.5 million AI-generated posts and responses. Posts have featured agents debating consciousness and inventing...’ www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Absolute unit :) Maybe try the dip in egg, dip in flour, fry in olive oil and figs? And nest in goat cream cheese on a cracker. Sweet and savoury heaven. Tried this with winter chanterelles and it was lovely.
If you manage to get them to pay back the tariff on petro to consumers, please collect this one: 'Countries are losing $492bn (£359bn) a year in tax, as multinational corporations and wealthy individuals use tax havens to underpay, according to TJN' www.theguardian.com/environment/...
And from corporate back to consumer :) I did a rough estimate on how much tariff was paid by average oil consumers on average last year: ~$60. lets see the oil industry write cheques back to everyone with fuel receipts for last year :)
Lichen getting envious ;)
Awesome :)
You don't get any more earlike than that ;)
Another recent paper on similar topic : Microbiome of heartwood/sapwood (Quercus rubra)- without time series, however - if interested.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Will definitely add yours to my tree microbiome hotlist :)
Really fascinating work. Always good to see a scientist unafraid of publishing a paper that disproves rather than proves the hypothesis. Kudos to you :) I would love to see how the assemblages change over a longer timespan than 2 years. Hopefully you get an extension?
Foreign corporations get billions in taxpayer funding. What do they do with it? Strip our resources and leave working people to pay for the mess.
It’s the BC NDP playbook: privatize the profits, socialize the costs.
#bcpoli
Compare to nanoplastics in ocean: www.nature.com/articles/s41... ''Our findings suggest that nanoplastics comprise the dominant fraction of marine plastic pollution.'
Nah, he just went to that place that rabbits in top hats come from ;)
im mycophilic: Do you think fungi have been better ESE than humans?
interesting concept: looking at the processes rather than individual taxa, and then overlaying to see whether new taxa had the same impact humans had on the flow chart. There is an assumption built in there though: That the taxa did not change their geophysical impact over time?
I just did an interesting side by side comparison of those new antarctica lakes with the volcanic map here, and there's definitely some intersection there. pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsl/books/ed...
Please sign this petition if you are Canadian and care about how much scrutiny a 20 billion dollar contract with American nuclear weapons manufacturers' goes through.
www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en...
do these bacteria also have cryptochrome 4 found in the back of robins eyeballs) - giving them magnetoception? www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Vibrio is one of the microbes taken off the CDC surveillance list :(
CDC Surveillance ended for
'campylobacter, cyclospora, listeria, shigella, vibrio, and Yersinia.'
www.statnews.com/2025/08/28/c...
What about knowing their Delphi-2M score?
So ozone was reduced in the plume (at higher elevations) but ground level ozone increased? Am I reading that right?
Other papers say wildfire smoke cause ozone depletion: www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Done, thx.
Wish your cat tutored mine
Flipside of this is unfortunately a 'Delphi' dating app. If Delphi AI scores you low risk you can have a profile on the App. Eugenics in a way...But definitely very useful for doctors doing preventative medicine. Every advance with AI is potentially amazing - with a dark side. Remember Gattaca?
'Wolbitoes' :) wonder if Microsporidium MB could also be used? Microbial controls show lots of promise.
Accidentally deleted email I think...?
