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The Provençal Humanists and Copernicus In the early 17th-century, the fate of the Copernican revolution was uncertain. The Provençal humanists Peiresc and Gassendi continued the revolution and shaped the development of Western science.
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Chiral Induced Spin Selectivity Synthetic chemist James Tour reviews an experiment showing chiral induced spin selectivity: K. Michaeli, N. Kantor-Uriel, R. Naaman, and D. Wadleck, “The Electron’s Spin and Molecular Chirality.”
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Bottom of the Barrel
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Early retirement, sensitivity to deviance, empathetic countries, anti-ageing chocolate, the weekend effect, species-appropriate music for domestic cats, clinically dead trial participants, and more.

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Poshlost
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Technology and progress, modeling altruism, life on other planets, false-positive findings, chocolate chip cookies and self-control, the gender of glaciers, pimps and police interventions, and more.
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The Recovery of Case Jean-Roger Vergnaud’s famous 1977 letter assumed that case is obligatory even in English, and part of Universal Grammar. Here Juan Uriagereka and David Berlinski analyze Vergnaud’s case filter.
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Fukugen Inter-Universal Teichmüller theory applies mono-anabelian algorithms to algebraic fundamental groups in one universe to obtain descriptions of objects constructed from those groups in another

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The Excitable Mitochondria Without a CAD model of the brain, we will never be able to develop advanced brain implants. Instead of scaling up neural nets, John Hewitt argues, we need to begin with mitochondrial networks.
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Cantor’s Diagonalization Method Mathematician Alexander Kharazishvili explores how powerful the celebrated diagonal method is for general and descriptive set theory, recursion theory, and Gödel’s incompleteness theorem.
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Two Experiments in Abiogenesis Two new papers claim to find further support for the RNA World hypothesis and that nucleotide formation and selection may have been robust processes on the prebiotic Earth. James Tour disagrees.

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