Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to someone else:
Christianity: Christianity Today has an article exploring the ins and outs of cohabitation before, or instead of, marriage.
A Relevant article reminds us that the default position of Christians shouldn't be outrage.
Computing: (and food) Gizmodo reports that Mars candies is testing a device that rolls along the aisles of grocery stores, trying to get you to buy candy. (There's Mars candy as part of the device.)
Education: Grammarphobia discusses o'clock, and other words with apostrophes.
Ethics: NPR reports that scientists have facilitated cell growth from single cells to a structure that resembles a very early embryo. The article brings out some of the ethical questions about the procedure.
The Scientist gives more lab details on this research.
Health: (or something) Gizmodo asks about hair loss, and how to slow it down.
Politics: FiveThirtyEight analyzes positions of US House members and candidates, and finds that, for both parties, moderate candidates did very well. But there aren't many of them.
Science: The Scientist reports on a study of the giraffe genome. Giraffes have, for one thing, genes that raise their blood pressure, allowing their brains to receive blood.
NPR reports that bonobos seem to be innately more likely to share, and much less likely to kill each other, than chimpanzees.
Gizmodo shows us face mask details, magnified significantly.
Sports: NPR, and other outlets, on disparities between facilities for the men's and women's NCAA basketball tournament. Guess who has the better facilities?The graphic used in these posts is from NASA, hence, it is free to use like this.
Thanks for looking!
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