Curating the Internet: Science and technology digest for March 11, 2020

A robot inspired by baby deer that can teach itself to walk; Brave Browser partners with TAP Network to connect BAT tokens directly to retailers; A fireside chat including the controversial and eccentric Craig Wright and economist George Gilder; Master's thesis finds that rocks from Earth and Moon are less similar than previously believed; and a Steem essay discussing the theoretical possibility of "bubbles of nothing" that could destroy the universe

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Curating the Internet: Science and technology digest for January 8, 2020

Intel's 17.3" foldable laptop; An argument that a market-based solution is needed for online data and privacy; An IT executive pleads guilty to wire fraud after being accused of running a fake business; Recent progress in understanding the physiology of memories; and a Steem post arguing for a space station around the moon

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