It's actually kinda like spring outside. Let's celebrate with some links. Science:
Is econ a science? On its good days, yes.
Social insects raise crop yields
The heritability debate, again
Belly button biome is more than a piece of fluff
Other:
Oh c'mon, are we really talking about starving babies in 2011?
Tyler Cowen buys straddles on humanity's future
John Taylor draws a Phillips Curve
Odd Alliance: Business Lobby and Tea Party (there are two types of Republicans: millionaires and suckers. Which are you?)
How Elite Colleges Still Aren't Diverse
Why We're Fasting
Blogging Dangerfield -- When Will This Medium Get Some Respect?
Art & Money: UMBILICAL CORD OF GOLD
Wealthy Amateur Advises Decision-makers about Class Size
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Blinded and Blindsided
Is Polio Eradication Slipping Out of Reach?
Don't forget the parasites! Reevaluating the pyramid of numbers
Hunting Pathogens in Siberian Permafrost Graves
Other:
Scott Fullwiler: Coin Seigniorage and Inflation
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It reached 56F yesterday. In January. In Boston. Let's celebrate with some links. Science:
A stunning year in climate science reveals that human civilization is on the precipice. The first anniversary of 'Climategate', Part 1: The media blows the story of the century
U.S. Science-Funding Boost…
Thank the Intelligent Designer it's Friday. Let's celebrate with some links. Science:
Intelligent Design Is Rotten Theology, Too
Pavement power lights up Toulouse: Electricity generated by pedestrians used to illuminate street lights in France's technology capital
The Trouble with the Truth:…
Janet asks what others have asked - what is science blogging all about, after a bully in the schoolyard taunted us Sciencebloggers. Her questions (and her answers) are very like mine, so I will steal them, below the fold.
1. Why do you consider this blog a science blog?
Like Janet, I don't. I…