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Links 5/10/2025 | naked capitalism

Dear patient readers, We have a lot of links today due to including Victory Day coverage. Enjoy! * * * Former Supreme Court Justice David

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Coffee Break: More on the Disruption of American Science and Good News on Intranasal Viruses to Combat Respiratory Viruses

Part the First. A Few Words in Response to the Excellent Commentariat of Naked Capitalism.  No one knows better than I that funding of science

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Palantir Revisited: Who’s Us in Us vs. Them?

Yves here. Tom Neuburger looks at how Americans are being indoctrinated to accept even more state spying…because, of course, baddies. It is striking that the

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Predictive Policing AI Is on the Rise − Making It Accountable to the Public Could Curb Its Harmful Effects

Yves here. This post describes one predictive policing experiment gone awry….and then makes positive noises about one that has not yet started, merely based on

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Coffee Break: Armed Madhouse – U.S. Defense Racketeering

As the Trump administration prepares to increase the enormous U.S. defense budget to over one trillion dollars, it is an appropriate time to describe how

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Coffee Break: Across the Pond, Tyrants Edition

The leaders of the three largest countries in Europe (excluding Russia) are behaving in an increasingly tyranical way as their ineptitude is starting to severely

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Responsibility to Protect and Humanitarian Military Intervention

Yves here. This post describes the framework for international humanitarian military intervention, as in military action to stop genocide, war crimes, crime against humanity, and

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Links 5/3/2025 | naked capitalism

The female falcon was equipped with a GPS tracker during its journey from South Africa to Finland, covering about 230km per day. It flew in

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Coffee Break: The Attack on Scientists and Scientific Research Continues, Plus One Great Result on a Vaccine that Prevents Cancer

Part the First. Convergence and Consensus in Science, or and how to interpret scientific results in context.  From Holden Thorp, the Editor-in-Chief of Science: Kathleen