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The Faith Instinct: How Religion Evolved & Why It Endures permlink
Category: Evolution
During the first few years of ScienceBlogs there was a lot of talk about religion. Yes, there's talk about religion now, but it's toned down in the wake of the ebbing of the publicity around The God Delusion. Naturally in...
Posted by Razib Khan at 5:03 AM • 23 Comments •
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Category: Culture
I actually saw this SNL Digital Short parody of the Twilight movie trailer before I saw the real one on YouTube. Make sure to watch the real thing after the parody, makes it way funnier....
Posted by Razib Khan at 12:02 AM • 1 Comments •
November 18, 2009
Ancient DNA & the moa permlink
Category: Evolution
The evolutionary history of the extinct ratite moa and New Zealand Neogene paleogeography: ...We synthesize mitochondrial phylogenetic information from 263 subfossil moa specimens from across NZ with morphological, ecological, and new geological data to create the first comprehensive phylogeny, taxonomy,...
Posted by Razib Khan at 10:54 PM • 1 Comments •
Evolution, the Muslim world & religious beliefs permlink
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In the post below I pointed to an article which claimed: It's hard to say exactly how much support the theory of evolution enjoys in the world's Muslim countries, but it's definitely not very much. In one 2006 study by...
Posted by Razib Khan at 5:50 PM • 10 Comments •
Charles Darwin was quite the infidel permlink
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There was recently a conference on evolution in Egypt. Some interesting numbers: Dr Guessoum, who is a Sunni Muslim, said that in countries such as Tunisia, Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan and Malaysia, only 15 per cent of those surveyed believed Darwin's...
Posted by Razib Khan at 5:47 AM • 11 Comments •
November 17, 2009
From population genetics to linguistics permlink
Category: Anthroplogy
The relationship between language families and historical population genetics has a long history. In the 19th and early 20th centuries anthropologists were wont to substitute and synthesize the connections discerned in linguistic relationships with those of presumed biological affinities. This...
Posted by Razib Khan at 5:38 PM • 6 Comments •
Personal genomics bubble bursting? permlink
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Changes in the world of personal genomics. Dan MacArthur has the details on 23andMe changing up its offerings, perhaps signalling that the money gush is long over. And deCode is finally dead. Of course, just because the .com bubble burst...
Posted by Razib Khan at 3:54 AM • 0 Comments •
November 16, 2009
The other denialisms permlink
Category: Culture
This discussion between Michael Specter & Chris Mooney pointed me to an interesting new book, Denialism: How Irrational Thinking Hinders Scientific Progress, Harms the Planet, and Threatens Our Lives. Instead of Global Warming or Creationism, Specter addresses less pervasively disputatious...
Posted by Razib Khan at 7:39 PM • 19 Comments •
November 15, 2009
Box office retardiculosity! permlink
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'2012' Opening Earns $65 Million: It is rare for a movie not based on a pre-existing brand, franchise or hit novel to deliver such robust results. Sony said "2012," with a budget of $200 million, had the highest worldwide opening...
Posted by Razib Khan at 3:40 PM • 8 Comments •
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