It’s kind of reassuring to see that there’s a tangible physiological reality to the substantial loss of cognitive abilities I have experienced.
Next question is, of course, whether my brain damage is reversible.

It’s robbing Peter to pay Paul, yes.

But stopping to subsidise home insulation also means forgoing an easy and substantial step on our way to net zero carbon emissions.

It’s profoundly irresponsible of Reeves to stop these subsidies.

C’est l’idée de l’aliénation (K. Marx) appliqué à la grande crise du climat dans notre société. Éclairant.

Mais que peut-on faire concrètement pour laisser l'aliénation derrière nous ?

From January 1st 2026, the CNRS will cut access to one of the largest commercial bibliometric databases, Clarivate Analytics' Web of Science, along with the Core Collection and Journal Citation Reports.

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This is rather hilarious if “ö” is an specific sound on its own in your native language (Swedish, German, Turkish, Estonian, …) and you pronounce “cycloöctane” like that

Just a hunch: maybe fixing leaks is cheaper than desalination? Desalination requires large plants and substantial energy…

Thank you so much, Zack, for your unrelenting work publicising these data. You’re a hero!