Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to someone else:
Christianity: (And Politics) Christianity Today reports on a survey that indicates that most white evangelicals do not like the President's behavior, but do like some of the policies that he has pushed.
Christianity Today reports that regular church-goers are less likely to perceive the threat of the COVID-19 virus.
Computing: Gizmo's Freeware reports on a site that helps you be really private when on-line.
Listverse tells us about 10 flaws of the Wikipedia. (I still use it)l
Health: (or something) Listverse debunks some myths about washing your clothes.
A COVID19 tracker, that gives numbers of those testing positive and negative in each state, and the numbers of deaths.
(and Politics) Relevant reports that Jerry Falwell, head of Liberty University, believes that the recent virus outbreak was caused deliberately by North Korea, and maybe China, or was a politically motivated attempt to bring down President Trump. The Scientist, on the other hand, reports that at least one Chinese official says that the US started the spread of the disease in China. (President Trump has also complained about this action by some part of the Chinese establishment.)
History: Gizmodo reports on recent discoveries related to ritualistic sports, involving a court, and a rubber ball, in Mesomerica.
Relevant reports that Martin Luther had some good advice for communities threatened with a pandemic.
Science: The Scientist reports that some beetle larvae are able to live and grow on polystyrene, a plastic. This may mean that there is hope for getting out from under the load of plastic we are adding to the environment.
The Scientist also reports on the skull of a very tiny dinosaur, preserved in amber.
The graphic used in these posts is from NASA, hence, it is free to use like this.
Thanks for looking!
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