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Giant's Shoulders is up!

Category: Blog Carnivals
Posted on: September 16, 2008 10:30 PM, by Scicurious

Check it out! It's over at Entertaining science. My post on Parkinson's got in (obviously, I recommend it), and there's a cool article from The Big Room on categorizing the fundamental types of living beings.

And of course, if you're interested, I have several posts in previous Giant's Shoulders from my previous blog, including the Passage of an Iron Rod Through the Head, and Freud's Uber Coca (which is, strangely, my most popular post ever. Apparently a lot of people like to Google "freud" and "cocaine"). Check out Giant's Shoulders! And if you blog, check out some old papers in your field. It's sometimes amazingly informative, and other times quite hilarious.

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