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The Weekly Slice № 009This week’s counter is stocked with claims about public office, citizenship, loneliness, and the climate—some neatly trimmed, others carrying rather more mystery than meat. Still hungry? The week’s reading is Social Isolation and Loneliness in Older Adults: Opportunities for the Health Care System, published by the National Academies of…
31 October 2026Read the issue →
The Weekly Slice № 008On the counter this week is a mixed plate of COVID vaccination, a military-database baseline, and the planet's temperature since the late nineteenth century. If you are still hungry, there is more: a project page published by The Royal Society, carrying the Royal Society and US National Academy of Sciences names.
24 October 2026Read the issue →
The Weekly Slice № 007On the counter this week: a run of claims about COVID-19 vaccines — what the trials measured, how the shots work on the immune system, and the side effects people report afterwards — with a lone question about a sugar substitute and the heart sitting off to one side. Each went to five frontier models separately, and the cards below show…
17 October 2026Read the issue →
The Weekly Slice № 006Everything on the counter this week came off the same animal: the climate, and the long argument over what is heating it. Four claims, spanning attribution science, what an oil company knew and when, and a pair of old chestnuts that keep getting re-wrapped and put back out front. If that leaves you still hungry, there is something else…
10 October 2026Read the issue →
The Weekly Slice № 005On the counter this week: public health, oil math, grocery-era inflation, and the old question of whether the feed is shaving our brains too thin. It is a mixed tray from clinic to oilfield to checkout line, with a little screen glare on the side. If you are still hungry, there is more in the case: “HHS Advances Kennedy's Old 'Placebo'…
3 October 2026Read the issue →
The Weekly Slice № 004On the counter this week: four pieces of body-maintenance advice, the sort handed down about sleep, hydration, catching a chill, and what becomes of your muscles when you quit the gym. All of it has been passed around long enough to pick up a shine, which is usually when it is worth a closer look. Still hungry after the last slice? There…
26 September 2026Read the issue →
The Weekly Slice № 003Everything laid out today comes off the same joint: the little received wisdoms about how minds work, what helps you rest, and what the word "study" is supposed to settle. Five models were handed each one on its own, with no idea what the others made of it, and the cards below carry what came back. Still hungry? There is a longer read on…
19 September 2026Read the issue →
The Weekly Slice № 002Today's order comes in matched pairs: a vaccine and a Moon landing, each sliced twice, once as the accusation you have heard shouted at a barbecue and once as the flat statement of what the records say. Same subjects, cut two ways, and five models asked to taste each cut without knowing what the others made of it. Still hungry after…
13 September 2026Read the issue →
The Weekly Slice № 001On the counter today: two claims cut from the same aged block of twentieth-century science, one from the clinic and one from the launchpad, both kept in circulation long past the point where anyone still asks where they came from. Five frontier models took each one separately, and the slices are below. Still hungry after that, there is…
8 September 2026Read the issue →

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