The hottest Donation Substack posts right now

Bill Ackman tweeted a 4,000-word post with more content in subsequent tweets.
There are allegations of plagiarism in Neri Oxman's dissertation, leading to controversy.
The use of AI for plagiarism detection is seen as inefficient compared to simple string-matching algorithms.

Delicious beverages like Cool Brew can make a great alternative to reading recommendations.
Consider supporting grassroots organizations like Survived & Punished NY, Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund, and Whose Corner Is It Anyway.
Cool Brew, a coffee concentrate made in New Orleans, is a cost-effective and tasty option for iced coffee.

SEA Homeschoolers is donating 100 print copies of The Science of Climate Change to co-ops and public libraries.
Contact [email protected] if you're interested in receiving a copy for your library or co-op.
The initiative aims to combat the banning of climate science teaching.

Vitalik Buterin donated $1 billion in SHIB coins to India's largest public health fund.
The fund is transitioning from relief work to strategic funding for long-term impact.
The fund aims to invest in bioinformatics, virology research, district health systems, and innovation ecosystem.

The current situation regarding COVID-19 in Vietnam is dire, with overloaded healthcare systems and a need for essential supplies like masks, PPE, and oximeters.
Efforts like distributing food packages, providing medical workers with N95 masks, and funding grassroots groups are crucial in the ongoing relief campaign.
Supporting the campaign by donating, sharing information, and offering ideas to raise funds or acquire necessary supplies can make a significant difference in helping those affected by COVID-19 in Vietnam.

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