Happy Thursday. Links for you. Science:
Advice for Young Aspiring Scientists
Honestly, Research Blogging, Get over yourself
Do I Look Fat in Orange?: Orangutans Have Very Slow Metabolisms
Other:
Can't More Billionaire Tax Cuts Save Us?
What the fuck is my social media "strategy"?
Race And Gay Marriage In Perspective
Templeton prayer study meets expectations
I watch the sun go down
Friends Let Friends Read the Wall Street Journal Editorial Page Only If They Promise to Immediately Trade Against It
Why Do Conservatives Loathe Keynes?
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This is two years old (February 16, 2005) but still as provocative....(also my belated contirbution to the Blog For Choice Day) and I'll repost the second part of it next Friday.
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William Raspberry wrote an editorial in Washington Post last weekend (I…
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I'll let them explain their mission:
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