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Thus no clear criteria of evidence, logic, or certainty separate religion even from its supposed antithesis, science. Instead, they are separated most sharply by their attitude toward anthropomorphism: science tries to avoid it, while religion takes it as foundation.

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Why, Charlie Brown, Why?

Category: Medicine

Mondays are my long, long days — this is the day I get to spend 3 hours talking to students in small groups about cancer (they're young and invincible, so so far it hasn't been as depressing as I feared.)...

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Flu poll

Category: Pointless polls

I saw the movie Contagion last night — it's good, but chilling. You are at the mercy of viruses that are evolving far faster than we are, and our lives depend on the luck of our genetics, the random permutations...

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They autotuned Morgan Freeman!

Category: Entertainment

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Chutzpah!

Category: Entertainment

Some people are planning to make a sequel, another 13 part series, to Carl Sagan's Cosmos. This may be a greater heresy than giving Star Trek a reboot with a time-travel movie, or turning Star Wars into Jar Jar...

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Stephen Hawking explains the universe

Category: Science

I shall have to turn on my television Sunday evening (7 or 8pm, depending on where in the US you are). Stephen Hawking will be on the Discovery Channel to answer the question, "Is There a Creator?" — I'm pretty...

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Game of Drones

Category: Books

Over the course of the last few weeks, I have dragged myself through George R. R. Martin's latest, A Dance with Dragons, the fifth book in his Game of Thrones series. I'm done. No more. I'm not reading any of...

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I'd rather listen to ZDoggMD than Dr Oz any day

Category: Skepticism

What is it with all the quacks on daytime TV?...

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I'm so over Pirates of the Caribbean now

Category: Entertainment

I finally saw Pirates of the Caribbean 4: On Stranger Tides tonight, and I've got to say…Tim Powers was robbed. It was a mess of a movie that wobbled from point to point, with no sense behind it, and a...

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Dan Savage + Tim Minchin

Category: Entertainment

O Delight! Savage interviews Minchin. It's beautiful. I'm also very sad. Minchin is coming to Minneapolis…on the same weekend I have to be in Las Vegas for TAM. Or I'd be there. You other Minnesotans better buy out every ticket...

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I must see this disaster movie

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The new threat to humanity and specifically New York: A glacier. A really, really fast glacier. I hope everyone involved in creating it is really, really ashamed....

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