Fri. 10/08 - Is The Nobel Prize Bad For Science?
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The microscopic error with major implications that seems to have delayed public health officials in acknowledging the aerosol transmission of COVID-19. Why Shrek continues to endure as a touchstone of internet culture and how it changed the game for animated films. And a quick look at two new video games doing some good in the world.
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The 60-Year-Old Scientific Screwup That Helped Covid Kill (Wired) How “Shrek” Changed Animated Movies Forever (BuzzFeed News) The Internet's Shrek Obsession, Explained (Kotaku) How Shrekfest keeps the 20-year legacy of 'Shrek' alive (Mashable) Final Fantasy director’s Paralympics RPG is launching next month (The Verge) Oregon Trail Gets A Makeover With More Accurate Native American Representation (NPR) Kottke.Org Jackson Bird on Twitter