Webb Wright
Science Journalist at Freelance
Journalist covering technology and the mind. Obsessed with words and music. Let's tell some stories: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
abcnews4.com | Webb Wright
TOPICS:Reckless homicideEmily PelletierCharleston CountyMother's Day crashDr. Angelina PhillipsTotal body traumaBlood alcohol levelSouth Carolina Highway PatrolCentral Wednesday to the trial of Emily Pelletier, a former Charleston County deputy charged with three counts of reckless homicide, was Dr. Angelina Phillips. Philips performed the autopsy of Stephanie Danztler and her daughters, Shanice and Miranda, after they were involved in the deadly crash on Mother's Day in 2022.
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quantamagazine.org | Anil Ananthaswamy |Ben Brubaker |Webb Wright |Janna Levin
Language isn’t always necessary. While it certainly helps in getting across certain ideas, some neuroscientists have argued that many forms of human thought and reasoning don’t require the medium of words and grammar. Sometimes, the argument goes, having to turn ideas into language actually slows down the thought process. Now there’s intriguing evidence that certain artificial intelligence systems could also benefit from “thinking” independently of language.
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2 weeks ago |
abcnews4.com | Webb Wright
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — There is already a shortage of family practice and primary care physicians, but health officials say it could become a crisis over the next 10 years. There is expected to be a shortfall of 86,000 by 2036, according to the Association of American Medical CollegesIt's a shortage that will be felt in the Lowcountry as well. By 2030, the Palmetto State will face a shortage of about 3,500 physicians. Overall, 200 of those are in primary care.
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3 weeks ago |
abcnews4.com | Webb Wright
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The Credit One Open isn't all just about the tennis; it's a celebration of the city's unique culture and a gathering of global visitors. The event has attracted attendees from six countries and 49 U.S. states, with North Dakota being the only exception. "If you're not here for tennis, you're here for the vibe," said Grant Dollins, owner of Glace Shaved Ice. "It's just a good vibe too.
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3 weeks ago |
abcnews4.com | Webb Wright
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Shelby Rogers, a beloved figure at the Credit One Charleston Open, has embarked on a new journey after concluding her 14-year professional tennis career. Rogers, who has been a part of the tournament for 13 years as a professional, first fell in love with tennis on the green clay of Daniel Island as an 8-year-old ball girl in 2001. Injuries forced Rogers to retire from professional play, with her final match taking place at the U.S. Open last year.
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