induscrypt/science

From the page: Since 1995, Gartner has used hype cycles to characterize the over-enthusiasm or "hype" and subsequent disappointment that typically happens with the introduction of new technologies

A pinchful of salt would be in order--
"... may be explained by his obsession with living as long as possible. Kurzweil ingests "250 supplements, eight to 10 glasses of alkaline water and 10 cups of green tea" every day and drinks several glasses of red wine a week in an effort to "reprogram" his biochemistry. [46] Lately, he has cut down the number of supplement pills to 150."
( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_Kurzweil [en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_Kurzweil] )

From the page: "The find suggests that T rex's characteristic big head with enhanced jaw, relatively small forearms and huge back legs were inherited from this much smaller dinosaur, and that the body type changed little over the millennia except in size. "

From the page: "This page links to articles originally published in The Connecticut Skeptic and the New England Journal of Skepticism â€" print publications of the NESS prior to moving our publishing all online. It also reproduces articles by NESS members published elsewhere in print."

From the page: "It is an amazing rule, however, that pseudosciences rarely, if ever, die completely. Belief systems such as astrology, phrenology, and homeopathy itself survive long after their usefulness or the primitive scientific environment in which they were developed. Today, homeopathy is experiencing a resurgence, initially in Europe but it is quickly spreading to the U.S. Homeopathic hospitals have been incorporated into the National Health Service in Britain, and when the FDA was founded, they granted approval to the entire homeopathic pharmacopoeia because the remedies had already been in use for so many years."

Most of the process eluded me. Maybe I'd qualify to write a sci-fi where the exploding bacteria population attacks the world using smart they learnt as a microprocessor, and the saviour nerd turns up with the solution--"I know this graph! It's the travelling Salesman."

From the page: "Recent studies suggest that the fabric of the universe stretches more than 150 billion light-years across -- in spite of the fact that the cosmos is 13.7 billion years old."
eh?

Then, these are the people who have made possible stem cell from any body cell.