...I really couldn't resist sharing some fun links. I guess you'd call it blogrolling.
First, someone got a hold of the über-seekrit Expelled:Leader's Guide, and started deconstructing it.
Next, Steve Novella once again eviscerates a wacky water-woo cult leader at NeuroLogica.
Panda Bear, M.D. has one of his usual lengthy must-reads.
Orac goes after the reductio ad Hitlerum arguments of Expelled.
Finally, N.B. explains why chemistry is everywhere, even in your hair.
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