Category Archives: Weekly Roundup

…a week of Mad Biologist posts: The Rent Is Too Damn High: The D.C. Rent Stabilization Edition The State of COVID in D.C.*: Pretty Bad On Vibes and Economics A Quick Note on Possible mRNA Based Influenza Vaccines

…a week of Mad Biologist posts: Red Ears What If You Had a Vaccine That Lessened the Chance of Severe Illness or Even Death, and No One Wanted It? A Colorado Judge Issues a Cry for Help The Rents Are … Continue reading →

…a week of Mad Biologist posts: Dandelion Professional Democrats, You Have to Tell People Things A Side Benefit of Reasonable Anti-COVID Precautions A Great Crankiness Throughout the Land Happy Thanksgiving The State of COVID in D.C.*

…a week of Mad Biologist posts: Duke Zeibert’s Armenians and the Potential for the Misuse of ‘AI’ AI, AMR, and Data Ownership: Blessed Are the Data Generators What Happened to MBTA? COVID Is Very Bad for Some People’s Brains The … Continue reading →

…a week of Mad Biologist posts: Battleground States Are Tough, That’s Why They’re Called Battlegrounds The State of COVID in D.C.*

…a week of Mad Biologist links: Yes, Wearing a Mask Matters Nothing in Movement Conservatism Makes Sense, Except in the Light of Creationism: The Speaker Johnson Edition D.C.’s COVID Prevalence Is Not Low and Seems to Holding Steady BuT wHy … Continue reading →

…a week of Mad Biologist posts: Some Thoughts on DeMAGAfication And the Beat (Sweetener) Goes On… To Understand Foreign Policy, One Must Consider Domestic Politics

…a week of Mad Biologist posts: Employers Haven’t Faced Strikes Like These in a Long Time Given the Prevalence of STIs, We Need Doxy-PEP, but There Could Be Consequences ‘Giving’ You the Tools: The Paxilovid Infection BuT wHy ArE eMpLoYeEs … Continue reading →

…a week of Mad Biologist posts: Sign of the Times The Weirdest (and Freakiest) NIMBY Argument Yet The Problem with D.C.’s Downtown Is the Private, Not Federal, Sector Some Good and Bad News About COVID in D.C. I Was Going … Continue reading →

…a week of Mad Biologist posts: With the Shutdown Averted, a Divided Nation Can Return to the Important Business of Investigating Hunter Biden’s Penis The End of Chevron Deference A Quick Thought About Nobels and Academia Republicans And Right-Wing Pundits … Continue reading →