Merry Wednesday. Links for you. Science:
The 2,700 year old Pashtun link to Israel (should end with a question mark)
Network Theory: A Key to Unraveling How Nature Works
Rice, alcohol and genes
Experts stunned by swan 'divorce' at Slimbridge wetland
Is Algae Worse than Corn for Biofuels? A new analysis suggests so because of the need for copious fertilizer
The Science of Success
Other:
The Case Against Benanke
The bad faith issue in the "stupid/evil" debate
Maybe Ben Bernanke is a Conservative Republican
This Is Not What I Elected You do Do, Barack Obama. Do Better!
How to Spot a Deficit Peacock: Four Ways to Tell When Someone Isn't Serious About the Deficit
Fuck The Labor Market
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Ex-Cheney aide: Bush won't hit Iran:
US President George W. Bush will not attack Iran to halt its nuclear weapons program before his term ends in January, David Wurmser, a key national security adviser to Vice President Dick Cheney up until last year, has told The Jerusalem Post.…
Merry Monday. Lots of links for you. Science:
Newsweek in 1995: Why the Internet will Fail.
Pound for pound, bats can drink you under the table
The truth matters
Rising Threat of Infections Unfazed by Antibiotics
The Attack on Climate-Change Science: Why It's the O.J. Moment of the Twenty-First…
The Power of Political Misinformation:
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Ack!
Well, so much for Hillary Clinton's and Barack Obama's reputations for supposedly being well-informed about scientific issues. True, they didn't sink as far into the stupid as John McCain did about vaccines and autism, but what they said was bad enough. Let's put it this way: If David Kirby…