Links for you. Science:
The end of E. coli
E. coli: A Risk for 3 More Years From Who Knows Where
Bayesian vs Frequentist. A pragmatic bioinformatician's view
Can evolutionary psychology walk the walk over walking?
Other:
Bible's Different Authors Revealed By New Language Software
Cash Is Not the Problem
My day as a shark biologist!
Working Papers are NOT Working.
Income inequalities and social ills
Reckless Endangerment of the Truth
Education expert: Pay teachers more, expect more from them
George Will Spreads Some Lies About the Economic Crisis
Segregation in the land of limousine liberalism
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