The HackerNoon Newsletter: Science Has a Credibility Problem. Can Gambling Fix It? (3/19/2025)

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Elon Musk Says Reports Are Useless—And Honestly, He’s Not Wrong
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Science Has a Credibility Problem. Can Gambling Fix It?,
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Elon Musk Says Reports Are Useless—And Honestly, He’s Not Wrong

By @edwinliavaa [ 4 Min read ] In a recent interview with Larry Kudlow, Elon Musk shared a moment of levity amid serious discussion about government inefficiency, cyber attacks, and more. Read More.

Science Has a Credibility Problem. Can Gambling Fix It?

By @sshshln [ 12 Min read ] Prediction markets have long been seen as a disruptive force in scientific forecasting and decision-making. Read More.

Tony Blair Wants Your Data—For the Greater Good, of Course

By @thesociable [ 8 Min read ] The UK’s proposed National Data Library promises efficiency, but could it lead to government overreach and mass surveillance? Here’s what you need to know.

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