Friendly Neighborhood Science-George Heavily influenced by stand-up comics, late-night TV & Star Trek.Practically raised by comicbook superheroes & Rocky Balboa
Pittsburgh (aka "Iceburgh"),PA
Joined January 2017
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This american cash for influence disease has crept over to us now with Nigel Fartage getting millions from Nazi billionairs.
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Yes I took it after my stroke
It is really not hard.
I wonder if he does the drawing a clock thing and what the result would look like.
Is there a screening tool for sociopathy?
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Things that don't help Americans:
-Renaming bodies of water.
-Renaming AI.
-Building a ballroom.
-Obsessing over ass.
-200 posts per night.
-Pete Hegseth.
-$7/gallon.
-Servicing Putin.
-Tarrifs.
-Trump's face on passports.
-Trump's face in general.
-War with Iran.
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Dick Van Dyke and Mel Brooks (both 100) are the last surviving Hollywood icons that served during WWII.
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One of our friendly Pelicans joining me in saying hello & happy Thursday to you - NSW, Central Coast, Australia 🇦🇺 👋🦘🤗
(📸C.Dixon)
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News to me, too.
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The joy of teaching introductory astrophysics with chalk in the era of AI slop slides.
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Indeed. Age alone will screw ones eyes. I am at the stage of having to find my reading glasses to find out how long to microwave my dinner. I would need data of how long a treatment lasts and what happens as it ages.
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Another something you REALLY don't see every day...the X-59 research aircraft on the runway at KNFW. My image.
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🫡My current status✅
📡We recently revealed the irregular surface of Betelgeuse, the famous red supergiant in the constellation Orion.
⭐️The observations show bright hot spots and an irregular, corrugated outline, shaped by the enormous movements taking place inside the Star.
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Hard to believe that it's been seven years to the day that a bus fell into a sinkhole in downtown #Pittsburgh. While I couldn't make it down in the morning I did after work, and this image remains one of the wildest I've ever captured in the city.
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I largely agree. All these procedures seem to involve tissue death, either by cooking it with lasers or by hacking ut out. To one of the most precious resources the body has. I'm a scientist we spend our lives with goggles on. Do not look into the laser with remaining eye.
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The more I see new refractive surgeries come and go in my career, the more I’m convinced we just need to stop fucking around with healthy corneas.
According to a study by Lukas Neuhann, MD, and colleagues:
Younger patients who underwent keratorefractive lenticule extraction had better efficacy and safety outcomes compared with older patients.
Read more from @JRSJournal: 🔗
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#Vision #EyeCare
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We're proud to join @PNNL, @ORNL and @NatLabRockies in founding the new BattMan Accelerator, a national consortium designed to speed the journey of energy storage innovations from lab discovery to domestic manufacturing.
Learn more - bit.ly/4eFhldJ
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Health officials in central California are reporting cases of E. coli possibly linked to a local farm.
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