Recent content by Lotta Booze

I'd point you towards Judith Curry. I find some of the people who hold her up as this example of a climate skeptic don't really understand what she's said or written. As you said, it can be a bit of religious dogma

I'll just add context I feel is important. The blue line I marked is around when humans developed agriculture and the beginnings of civilization. I'm less concerned about the temperature hundreds of thousands of years prior to human life and more concerned with how it affects society today...

We're not, but if you want to fight that strawman then be my guest. Referencing the Medieval Warm Period? Your question was about global temperature, not a specific region of the North Atlantic. And globally it does not appear that it was warmer then. According to NASA Increased technology...

I see similar questions from people who are skeptical of climate science or just plain dismissive of climate science and I feel these questions are just flawed in their base framing. And it starts with your final question, "Has the earth survived...?". Yes, but we're not really talking about...

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/04/10/nvidia-and-georgia-tech-announce-first-ai-supercomputer-for-students.html Pretty cool. Glad GT is on the cutting edge

Seems like that might be a bit out of date for a 2024 report as funding was halted a year ago https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2023/apr/9/nih-cuts-funding-russian-lab-work-animal-experimen/ What looks like the abstract for said research. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33547397/ I'm not...

This certainly doesn't make me more wary of the GaSt game this year.

I'd say his #1 asset currently is Buster Faulkner. Excellent hire and we all saw the fruits of that. Key knew something and made a good hire. Beyond that I'd say his ability to get players bought in is his next best asset. They could've folded after that awful BG loss but bounced back and...

Yes, of course I still have my ears, picture unrelated

I hear you, I'm sure I'm picking the nits, it just hurt my front row soul to hear it called "not a collision". But I started playing when the cadence was simply Crouch, Hold, Engage rather than the Crouch, Bind, Set they have it as now and the impact was a bit greater back then.

As someone who played rugby for eleven years, with much of it on the front row, I must take exception to claiming a scrum is not a collision event. They've certainly changed many of the rules to reduce the space and keep the engagement much more controlled but it certainly feels like a...

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Gotta say it feels good to see all these QB's hitting the portal and think "Nah, we're set."

Cal seems to have some insight to their bowl game and is not looking like the Sun Bowl for them