My mid-year resolution is to become a more sociable blogger--to point out good posts elsewhere that might otherwise be missed. Today's link: Philip Ball casts a steely gaze at the latest round of papers about the so-called "memory of water" over at homunculus
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The 'memory of water' specifically (and broader assault on science by Postmodernism) is addressed in Fashionable Nonsense by Sokal and Bricmont, which I finally muscled my way through and ultimately enjoyed. Nice to see bloggers also taking on this task!