Jake Heuft
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The only thing more dangerous than someone telling you how the world is is someone telling you how it should be.
The only thing more dangerous than someone telling you how the world is is someone telling you how it should be.
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I may be missing this section of my brain :)
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Local public radio host got an hour with RIT laser lab folks, one of the best laser labs in the world. Good stuff. Got a question/statement in second half.
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Slavery isn't necessarily a human conceived relationship.
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Looking good!
Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Arriving in your galaxy December 15.
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#SpaceX has just made history! They have flown a re-used rocket for the first time - and they landed it again, too:
SpaceX Makes History
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Just finished it, very interesting perspective with some solid science.
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Has Google+ killed what we love about Google+?
The one distinctive feature about G+ was the ability to have real, intelligent discussions about things people were interested in. Since I've been on G+ my focus has been astrophysics. I'd post something almost every day, and folks would ask questions, or have a discussion about possible implications. It drew opposition from time to time, but over the years we grow a following of people interested in learning about and discussing topics in astrophysics. It was night and day from the low effort drive-by comments on Facebook and the like.
For example, check out the comments from a post from several weeks back on gravitational waves:
https://plus.google.com/+BrianKoberlein/posts/a9nqKTXYwAQ
Real discussion by interested people, right?
Now check out the comments on today's post about the atmosphere of an exoplanet:
https://plus.google.com/+BrianKoberlein/posts/ZTjWmZyDdFt
This is what my G+ posts have become. Anyone else notice this change? Is there any way we can get our Google+ back?
The one distinctive feature about G+ was the ability to have real, intelligent discussions about things people were interested in. Since I've been on G+ my focus has been astrophysics. I'd post something almost every day, and folks would ask questions, or have a discussion about possible implications. It drew opposition from time to time, but over the years we grow a following of people interested in learning about and discussing topics in astrophysics. It was night and day from the low effort drive-by comments on Facebook and the like.
For example, check out the comments from a post from several weeks back on gravitational waves:
https://plus.google.com/+BrianKoberlein/posts/a9nqKTXYwAQ
Real discussion by interested people, right?
Now check out the comments on today's post about the atmosphere of an exoplanet:
https://plus.google.com/+BrianKoberlein/posts/ZTjWmZyDdFt
This is what my G+ posts have become. Anyone else notice this change? Is there any way we can get our Google+ back?
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