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linkdump, and genetics effects on MS
May. 13th, 2008 05:44 pmUseful addition to a hosts file to prevent anything from and ads server from being accessed. General info if you want to figure out what I'm talking about.
from Charles Stross's braindump.
World’s oldest social network reconstructed from medieval land records.
May be of interest to medieval and social network scholars on my flist :)
I just saw this snippet about MS:
And immediately thought about the European mutation, that confers HIV resistance, and the way that a lot of stories end up with Natives catching diseases from the colonists rather than the other way round.
Could these three things be related?
from Charles Stross's braindump.
World’s oldest social network reconstructed from medieval land records.
May be of interest to medieval and social network scholars on my flist :)
I just saw this snippet about MS:
Some populations, such as the Roma, Inuit, and Bantus, rarely if ever develop MS. The indigenous peoples of the Americas and Asians have very low incidence rates.
And immediately thought about the European mutation, that confers HIV resistance, and the way that a lot of stories end up with Natives catching diseases from the colonists rather than the other way round.
Could these three things be related?
