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Don't Marry A Ghost; If You Divorce It Will Haunt You

Science 2.0 - Oct 30 2025 - 16:10
When I wrote Halloween Science 2.0, I wanted to get it down to a brisk 150 pages, which means taking a chainsaw to a lot of the material I had.(1)

Like the woman who left her corporeal significant other to become a ghost groupie. Amethyst Realm, that is not her Dungeons&Dragons name, she calls herself that for real, cheated on her totally organic fiancé with a ghost but she suggested it was kind of his fault. He moved them into a haunted house.

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Forced Organ Donation Remains Problematic But A Science Solution For Transplants Is Coming

Science 2.0 - Oct 29 2025 - 13:10
There is legitimate concern about increased social authoritarianism in governments worldwide. The state has gained more financial control everywhere. Even in the U.S nearly 60% of wealth is controlled by politicians, and it is the most "capitalist" country.

It led to a culture where the American federal government forced employees to get a COVID-19 vaccine or be fired. Yet 20,000,000 government employees were not given that same ultimatum.
The same mentality has led to countries where companies in the organ transplant business want you to be an organ donor by law. It would create another schism in U.S. culture, where body autonomy remains an issue. There can be no body autonomy if the government can force you to donate your organs.

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In Longevity Studies, Old Dogs Can Teach Us New Tricks

Science 2.0 - Oct 28 2025 - 12:10
The older you get, the more frail you become. The more frail you become, the greater the risk of falling, hospitalization, and shorter life expectancy.

Doctors talk about physical activity to reduce frailty but less attention is paid to biology. A new paper suggests that the hypothalamic–pituitary–gonadal (HPG) axis, the body’s system of regulating production of the hormone testosterone, can impact frailty.

"Suggests" means this is only EXPLORATORY, not human science, but a relationship between 

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The Next Plague: Did We Learn Anything From COVID-19?

Science 2.0 - Oct 28 2025 - 10:10
In early 2018, colleagues and I released The Next Plague and How Science Will Stop It and coronavirus was in there, because there had already been two coronavirus pandemics, SARS and MERS, this century.

No one anticipated that SARS-CoV-2 would erupt in Wuhan, China, and be the worst pandemic since the 1950s but one thing I had long been concerned about was how unprepared the CDC was. Thanks to government becoming more overlords and less public servants - sorry, George Soros and friends, 'no kings' was a problem decades before President Trump was elected - and government employees spent their days grasping for more money rather than helping anyone.(1)

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Kennedy Effect: Now NIEHS Scaremongers Any 'Detectable' PFAS Levels

Science 2.0 - Oct 27 2025 - 15:10
A National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences paper(1) is sounding the alarm about detectable per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in blood samples of Delaware residents.

It sounds scary, but scientifically there are two things to keep in mind:

1. We can detect anything in anything in 2025.
2. Presence is not pathology.

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