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Forget Paleo, Ketogenic or Mediterranean Fads, The Best Diet Remains Low Calorie

An American Heart Association article ranks 10 diets in its Circulation in-house journal and they are about what you expect; keto bad, vegetables good, despite all the money they get from beef trade groups.

Even With A $7500 Subsidy, Americans Don't Want Electric Cars

The Biden administration wants to make sure its policy of banning conventional cars succeeds, which means getting Americans to buy electric ones.Which is why the ironically named Inflation Reduction Act gives everyone $7500 toward an electric car. Mandates and subsidies are always the road to success, right? Not really, unless you are still using CFL bulbs that the government spent billions on. They instead add to costs because everyone has access to more money but a limited supply. This is such simple economics even Paul Krugman can understand it.

It's Sexist To Call Rosalind Franklin A Victim Because Other Scientists Saw What She Didn't

Maurice Wilkins, the ‘third man of the double helix’, was at King's College London with Rosalind Franklin during the worldwide race to uncover the structure of DNA. He shared the Nobel Prize with Watson and Crick of Cambridge and in the 2000s, it became common to insist that Rosalind Franklin had been cheated, hinting it was some patriarchal thing.(1)Denying her agency never made any sense. She was recruited because of her brilliance, but she had a personality and an ego like many great scientists, and her dislike of Wilkins may have clouded her judgment. She never saw what Watson and Wilkins believed and what Watson and Crick did find - almost a year after she dismissed it.

Just Energy Transition Partnership Is High-Cost Low Value Climate Injustice

$8.5 billion doesn't get you a lot when it comes to replacing conventional energy with solar and wind. In the case of South Africa, one closed coal plant, and concerns that they may want to push delays in closing more farther down the timeline.

FAO: Governments Creating 'Gene Editing' Regulations Are In Defiance Of Science

A Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) assessment finds that most government regulations of genetically engineered foods are a political solution in search of a scientific problem. Mutagenesis, for example, not only doesn't need 15 years of assessment and public comment, it is routinely certified "organic" - despite being created by chemical and radiation baths to force mutations until a beneficial one occurs. Meaning they are far less precise than modern technology like CRISPR-Cas9, GMOs, and RNAi, which governments politically allied activists all strangely call "GMOs" and proactively ban.

Europe’s Ariane 6 Rocket Has Become A Webb Telescope Style PR Nightmare

In 2014, under what politicians declared as pressure from the private sector and very much wanting the public to feel like government was showing 'leadership' in space issues, the European Space Agency told government employees to make an Ariane 6 rocket - but on a budget. Which meant using mostly old stuff from Ariane 5. They gave it a generous 2020 launch target. It is 2023 and they are not even close. The price tag has already doubled. ESA, which is generally a lot more efficient than NASA in the US, got caught up in the political grift that adding new countries to the EU brings - everyone somehow wants more money back from the project than they put in, rather than just France and Germany getting the wealth.

Fact Check And Thoughts On EPA's Michael Regan Testifying At The Congressional Agricultural Committee

EPA Administrator Michael Regan appeared before the House Committee on Agriculture, the first EPA head to do so since 2016, to defend the Biden administration's efforts to increase regulations on American farmers, including a Waters of the United States expansion to regulate ponds and streams for the third time in a decade.Since Republicans currently hold the majority the chair seat is theirs but many on both sides are long-standing members, or have constituencies reliant on farming. I was not testifying or asking any questions so I watched from my office in California. I basically watched all of it so you don't have to do so.

Gun Violence Isn't A Red State Issue, And It's Well Below The 1990s

After someone with mental health issues shoots up a business, the recurring theme from gun ban activists is to say it's a 'red' state problem. Meaning Republicans. And thus the NRA and everything democracy's oppose.All fine, that's just politics, Republicans turn it around and note that if Democrats would stop shooting people, mass shootings would drop by 90 percent. The NRA notes their members haven't been involved in any of the mass of shooting ever. 

The Biden Administration Wants Offshore Leases For Wind Corporations - The Military Is Not Having It

Last year, the Biden administration decided to boost the US wind sector by giving cheap leases to Democratic donors, much the same way the Obama administration did when they turned over 5,000,000 acres of federal land to produce ethanol.The areas that career bureaucrats chose were the coasts of North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Adrenal Fatigue Is A Bogus Diagnosis

America is the world leader in science, yet we are also the world leader in organic food, supplements, the wellness industry, and prescription medication consumption.One more recent bit of anti-science woo-based lumpiness is a new flavor of "endocrine disruption" homeopathy; adrenal fatigue. Do you have it? Like an astrology reading, everyone can recognize something that makes them think it's real, but it is just gibberish.https://twitter.com/jonathanstea/status/1648062350761795584 that 

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