A generation ago, an epic battle took place, largely unnoticed outside mathematical and biological sciences: the Phylogenetic Wars. By the mid-1990s, the war was over and probabilistic methods for tree-inference replaced traditional parsimony. But there is a small, quite dusty realm that still pretends nothing happened: palaeontology. A long read about undervalued data and stubborn old white men.
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Lernen mit Lindner – die Geometrie der Mitte
Nach dem PR-Fiasko in Thüringen, macht die FDP wieder ganz auf Mitte. Zeit für eine paar Bildchen.
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