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“The climate crisis is solvable if we focus on the big, bold steps." YES. nytimes.com/2022/08/24/cli…

William Shatner on his Blue Origin flight to space: "It was among the strongest feelings of grief I have ever encountered." variety.com/2022/tv/news/w…

Late at night I’ll sometimes look for something, anything that helps explain what I went through in spring of 2020. I finally found this article and video posted when I was unconscious during those dark times. It explains what I experienced better than anything I’ve seen.

Highly recommend my dear friends Noah Hutton and Taylor Hess's film IN SILICO. It's a wild ride on the roller coaster of scientific hubris, with lots of poetic moments along the way. newyorker.com/culture/annals…

Another great day

I love what joe posner and Semafor are doing with AI animation. artistic story animation is notoriously hard, time-consuming, and $$ - so fewer stories that require it get told. this is a great example of how this tech can open up the human experiences we can see and learn from

We've just witnessed a major milestone in brain-computer interfaces. But what is this novel technology all about — and where is it going? Watch more: youtu.be/gmSusUsm5CY

Physicists have used Google's quantum computer to send a signal through a wormhole, a shortcut in space-time first theorized by Einstein and Rosen in 1935. The landmark experiment was published today in Nature. Lots to say about it. Here's my deep dive: quantamagazine.org/physicists-cre…

A century ago, Einstein realized that wormholes could exist. But it would take a number of theoretical leaps and a “crazy” team of physicists from Harvard University Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Caltech Fermilab to build one on Google's quantum computer. For Quanta Magazine: youtube.com/watch?v=uOJCS1…

there’s a mind blowing new brain implant that allows “telepathic typing” out there. but unlike neuralink’s, it’s in human testing right now. And Semafor has the exclusive. Learn more: youtu.be/gmSusUsm5CY

So, Neuralink is beginning human trials soon. But another company is already implanting minimally invasive brain-computer interface tech in patients who can iMessage directly from their brains (part of a clinical trial for the FDA). Watch for more: youtube.com/watch?v=gmSusU…

We've been without a contract The New York Times for nearly 2 years. Management is offering pay raises that really amount to pay cuts. We're fed up, and we're walking out Thursday for 24 hours.

We've got a new episode of our new series on Washington DC's biggest priorities, The Agenda this AM. From Morgan Chalfant Laura Brickman and Emily Buder: CHIPS. It's not just a tech race – this policy shows the US girding for war. semafor.com/article/04/30/…

92% of the world's most advanced chips— the ones in our phones, dishwashers, cars, airplanes, data centers, and military systems—are made in Taiwan. As the threat of invasion from China looms, semiconductors are now a national security problem. youtu.be/akp70fTlrPQ

Our next Science Stories speaker is Emily Buder, a Pulitzer prize-winning filmmaker and senior video producer for Quanta Magazine Register free for Emily's online talk here 👉 bit.ly/emilysciencest… McMaster Faculty of Science McMaster Alumni #sciviz #scicomm #storytelling

Also watch this terrific video by Emily Buder, featuring Stephen Wolfram, Josh Sokol, and Ryan Park of NASA JPL, on the science of eclipse prediction, including its connection to the three-body problem: youtu.be/Gjbee3Bx_xs?fe…

👀 ...we are very close to reaching 1M subscribers on YouTube. Here are some of the videos you can find there. 🧵 youtube.com/@QuantaScience…