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January 31, 2007

Whoa. John Edwards just got a big boost

Category: Politics

He must be a smart guy: he just picked Amanda Marcotte to run the John Edwards blog. And since Amanda will be slightly distracted, she's brought in five (it takes five people to take Amanda's place?) new people to keep...

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Your mission, should you choose to accept it…

…is to go say Happy Birdday to GrrlScientist....

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Hovind rots in jail while Barney Frank walks free

Category: Creationism

Don Boys is not happy that Kent Hovind has been sent to jail. Kent's enemies are painting him as a greedy tax resister when he has said repeatedly that he will pay all the taxes he owes. He could...

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Texas, you've lost the better part of your state

Molly Ivins has died. I'm surprised at how this affects me. She was a wonderful woman, wise and funny, and this is a great loss to the nation. Whenever I'm tempted to just write off the whole state of Texas...

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The more ignorant you are, the easier it is to disprove evolution

Category: Creationism

Uh-oh. Evolution has just been refuted by a very sophisticated simulation. Try it; you'll quickly discover how frustratingly boring evolution can be, and you'll give up on it. The 'simulation' is simple: put some random text in a box, click...

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A defining issue

Category: Politics

James Trumm has a single issue, one that trumps all the others in the election booth, and I have to agree with him. It's a kind of signal flare that says the person advocating it is a total loon...

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Now this is nerdiness

Since I got ribbed a bit for my antique D&D lore in a previous comment, I have to defend myself from charges of extreme nerdlitude by distracting you all with a real nerdfest: a discussion of who would win in...

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Miss Prism has a brilliant idea

Category: Weblogs

You all recall the Beagle Project that I recently mentioned was trying to raise money to reconstruct the Beagle and sail off to Patagonia (with me hiding belowdecks, of course). Miss Prism had a terrific idea: she's knitting a...

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Tangled Bank #72

Category: Tangled Bank

The latest Tangled Bank is online at Ouroboros, and it's a big one. I noticed what seemed to be an awful lot of entries whizzing through my mailbox on the way, so I had a suspicion that we were...

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January 30, 2007

Will Scott Adams never learn?

Category: Creationism

We went round and round on this well over a year ago. Scott Adams, of Dilbert fame, wrote a shallow and ignorant argument that sort of shilly-shallied over a pro-creationist argument; I pointed out how stupid his reasoning was. The...

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