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Definitely worth watching, IMO. The world of information management is changing and the opportunity for us to have some control and value from our own interaction is growing. Yep. I agree. Lots of people

There was a related TED talk recently that I included in Curating the Internet: Science and technology digest for February 22, 2020, and also shared on LinkedIn. It was Why you should get paid for your

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Maybe the API changed, 'cause I can't find where I pulled these from now, but I guess the change in block id format was probably a result of HF13 on August 15, 2016 at 14:00.

I am confident that the rise in CO2 is claimed to be the cause of climate change by the authors, due to the wording of the article. Yeah, it was certainly implied. I think that you probably can't get past

Personally, I hate the term "climate change". I think it's meaningless, for just the reason you mentioned. But, it's the term that the authors used. (Probably because it was required by reviewers

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Agreed. And (as I added to the post), her TED talk was, Why you should get paid for your data. Seems like it should be a Steem-friendly audience. I should note that the TED talk is definitely worth watching,

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lol. Don't ask me why, but now I've got "My Sharona" running through my head...

Oops. That's a typo. Should have been e-krona, and now it's fixed. What a difference a letter makes. Thanks for catching that!

Thanks for the reply! Yet it seems that myriad brilliant folks have utterly failed to even contemplate that it might be entirely in their consciousness that the event they attempt to describe occurs. The

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Good point. Thanks for the reply! In addition to malice, there's also speculation that this most recent pathogen resulted from carelessness or incompetence at a biomed research facility near Wuhan. Again,

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