BIG Scoop
Is there a joker in that house of cards? How to check for misinformation in science
In my previous article, “How to recognize when science becomes selective”, I shared strategies and tools to help evaluate if information is factual, false, or misleading. Here, I explore the application of critical thinking to evaluate a real-world example that I found on social media,...
BIG Exclusives
From fields to forests – the promise and perils of Roundup’s...
(First published October 6, 2025) Picture a vast wheat field under a clear sky, where a farmer in a tractor cabin releases from a large...
Open source vs closed – who controls the future of AI?
Artificial intelligence is no longer defined primarily by benchmark scores or parameter counts. It is defined by control. The question that now matters most is...
The Great White Shell Game – Antarctica’s frozen water supply is...
Here is the standard recipe for presenting Antarctic ice data to corporate and funding clients: Show them the "photogenic edges”. Open with high-definition footage...