#colabscience

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What a journal like a scientific journal provides as a service is record keeping, timestamps really. The word journal comes from diurnal, meaning daily, as in, daily records. The word in other languages,

Vitalik Buterin announced Ethereum in 2014 with the words "welcome to the beginning" (bitcointalk). The thesis I've written has quite large scientific value, it integrates a lot of data that

Australopithecus were "water-adapted apes", swimming apes. They had evolved a paddle-like foot with an adducted great toe by the mid Pliocene, which is inherited by humans today, but they lacked

Inspired by Steemit (and therefore @dan), I have done a year or so of research into a couple of ideas. This here is one of them, and it is foundational to building out the narrative for the rest of the

Australopithecus afarensis had a human-like foot in the sense that its great toe was aligned with the rest of the toes, adducted, but it did not have arched feet (Heile-Selassie, 2012), which is what makes