5/24/21 1:49PM
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It gets points for being pretty, though.
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5/07/21 5:09PM
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I also had trouble hearing it on my (very ancient) laptop. I could hear it clearly through my phone though.
5/07/21 3:31PM
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Ok... fair
4/07/21 10:02AM
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This is delightful
3/22/21 1:23PM
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That’s correct.
1/11/21 9:00AM
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Fixing that, thank you.
1/07/21 3:15PM
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Hi, commenters. You may have noticed we have a new staff writer on the science team. Please be nice to Isaac—we really like him so far.
12/31/20 3:36PM
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Happy new year, Darwinian Man. I appreciate your loyal commenting.
12/31/20 3:35PM
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Happy new year. Thank you for always reading and commenting. I will try to improve our engineering coverage next year :).
12/09/20 4:27PM
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Fixed that, thank you!
12/08/20 4:43PM
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Wishing you a fast recovery 🙏
11/24/20 8:16AM
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Fixed, thank you!
11/20/20 2:22PM
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I LOVE THEM
11/03/20 1:34PM
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I predict I will apply sheet masks one after the other until my face gets trench foot.
9/29/20 1:54PM
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evergreen comment
9/29/20 1:54PM
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Shroot, fixing this now
9/21/20 2:50PM
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Check this out - it explains why “airborne” is different from just respiratory spread: https://gizmodo.com/why-is-it-so-hard-to-figure-out-if-the-coronavirus-is-a-1842984811
9/14/20 11:47AM
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Yes, it is mentioned in this article: “As the authors acknowledge, there’s simply no way to tell how many, if any, of these “excess” cases were actually covid-19, assuming the trends they found are genuine. It’s possible that they instead reflect an especially heavy flu season or other factors, such as an unusual… Read more
8/27/20 2:25PM
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accurate
7/01/20 8:39AM
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It should be live now—sometimes there’s a delay in the paper going up after the embargo lifts. https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2020.0301