We lost the American colonies because we lacked the statesmanship to know the right time and the manner of yielding what is impossible to keep.
- Elizabeth II
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OK, so I am going to go on a tiny rant. Forgive me.
I belong to a number of professional societies and one of them is the American Mathematical Society.
Dunbar offers a new amendment to the fraught 3A, formerly the "strengths and weaknesses" language. It would now read:
An excellent story from Bloomberg News by John Lauerman brings us up to date on an issue we raised yesterday concerning giving breaks on biologicals (like vaccines) to countries who deposit sequence data in publicly accessible databases like Genbank:
Are you really sure about that quote? I can't quite believe that Lizzie ever publicly said anything that (a) political and (b) intelligent.