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Got this book for my birthday. I haven’t finished it yet but I absolutely love it so far. It’s hilarious and educational at the same time.

I’m not sure if this will also post the review I left, so apologies if there are redundancies, but this is a phenomenal book about a selection of neurological diseases. Interesting, entertaining, engaging in that you get lots of case studies and events leading up to discoveries, and honestly uplifting.

What sparked your interest in science?

This isn’t really science- but I guess it’s psychological stuff idk😂 I’m writing an essay about the negative aspects of social media, and why we should be using it less. Some of my supports are; how it encourages unhealthy behaviors, and overall lowers self esteem and happiness. I will also be mentioning the rise in s**cide rates and how it makes it harder to build real relationships. Does anyone have any thoughts?

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Teacher, parent, lover of children’s lit? This is the place for you! Share great books for educational material, ask for suggestions, get age ratings, etc. Be sure to invite friends as well! All are welcome. https://likewise.com/groupinvites/kids_lit/byuser/budsnbooks

So, I just found this group, and it best fits what I would like to ask, but before I do, does this group include social sciences, like psychology and sociology? Or is this exclusive to hard sciences?

No one wants to live through this again – and we don’t have to. As Larry Brilliant says: Outbreaks are inevitable, but pandemics are optional. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXnqwlh5UYc

If you guys want to join my book club: The Bibliophiles, ask. The Bibliophiles book club is a place where everyone can share their ideas and opinions about books (like all book clubs)

Indigenous environmental science is missing from our conversations. How do we make move to inclusion in this (and every) field of science?

We know there is racial inequity in the amount of green space in our cities which hurts us all. Now that we know, what are your suggestions on how to fix this? #greenequity #climatechange #greenlining

With the launch of the new Webb Telescope and the chance to see further (or sooner, depending on perspective) into the universe, what do you hope will be the next steps in exploration?

With the Climate Summit in everyone's newsreel, what new technology do you think will help reverse environmental damage? #sciencelabbooks #climatechange #environment

I have been following the trial of Elizabeth Holmes, founder and CEO of Theranos. She was, at one time, considered to be the next Steve Jobs, but her $9 billion empire collapsed amid inaccurate results, financial scandal and accusations of domestic abuse. Where did it all go wrong? Where does the responsibility lie when it comes to testing and approving medical devices ? How do we promote innovation in medicine and maintain scientific integrity? #sciencelabbooks #theranosscandel

Has anyone read The Rhino with Glue-On Shoes? I read it years ago and just remembered about it.

Hello, Science Lab Bookies! With the government releasing information about their investigations into UFOs (unidentied flying objects, not necessarily aliens), what books do you think best represent those findings?

What area of scientific study do you think needs more attention and why?