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Category: Weblogs

I found this comment, left on the blog of the negligible Bryan Appleyard, to be immensely entertaining. It's the combination of hyperbole, unintentional irony, and oblivious incompetence, all spiced with a germ of truth, that makes it amusing. Myers,...

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I thought that, if anyone, it would be me

Category: Politics

I'm feeling a bit jealous. A teacher was suspended for assigning a reading from one of those subversive, radical bloggers, and it wasn't me! It was Jonah Lehrer! The article was about the prevalence of homosexuality among animals. Apparently the...

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I didn't know we had a rule book!

Category: Weblogs

Poe's Law gets invoked a lot here, and of course we all know Godwin's Law, but did you know the other eight laws in this list of internet rules and laws? I understand that if you violate them, the internet...

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A happy opportunity to wield our favorite tools

Category: Science

David Sloan Wilson certainly got a warm and appropriate welcome here. His first post was titled Science as a Religion that Worships Truth as its God, a phrase that purées together both "religion" and "science" with "truth" as a wickedly...

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Promising new developments

Category: Weblogs

Scienceblogs grows a little more, with the addition of two new blogs. We now have Pamela Ronald talking about food and farm science at Tomorrow's Table. That should fill a gap in the coverage here! The other entry might be...

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Tales of the 300 … more accounts of the Creation “Museum”

Category: Creationism

You know, it wasn't just me at the horrible little creationist theme park — there were over 300 of us! In this blog entry, I intend to collect your stories about the zerg in Kentucky. E-mail links to me...

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Tomorrow is the Blogathon

Category: Weblogs

Saturday is the day of this insane yearly event, the Blogathon, in which bloggers post constantly for 24 hours straight. I am not quite that crazy, but Blag Hag is, and she's looking for people to sponsor her effort. Proceeds...

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‘Siegel’ sort of rhymes with ‘Evil’, too

Category: Weblogs

Ethan Siegel wants you to compel him to go bald. He claims he is going to shear off all of his hair to raise money for charity, but I've seen this act before. It's so familiar. First, he goes completely...

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Racjonalista

Category: Weblogs

If Spanish isn't your preferred language, you can also read some of my posts (and lots of others) in Polish....

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Visiting village dogs

Category: Evolution

I am horribly envious. I am speaking of the Village Dog Project, some current research going on that looks very cool. Understanding the evolution and domestication in dogs requires genetic analysis of a global and diverse panel of non-breed-affiliated village...

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