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Economic growth is a misguided policy
Some ideas seem so right and obvious that we are urged not to waste time in examining them. But a little learning is a dangerous thing-a very dangerous intoxicating drink. It has always been so and to… more →
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Ancient Thursday: Copernicum
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scienceguy288 wrote 2 days ago: For thirteen years, element 112 has been unnamed. Now, a few weeks after it was added to the period … more →
Daily Bog Roll 7/11 - Two Ply Edition
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Wilhelm2451 wrote 1 week ago: We at TAGN, who have apparently started using the royal first person plural, have decided to pitch i … more →
Flattening that Earth
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gcallah wrote 1 week ago: by Gene Callahan This is a pet peeve of mine, and it just won’t go away. Today, in a nice math … more →
Vatican should learn from Galileo mess, prelate says
TGO wrote 2 weeks ago: Cheers to Monsignor Sergio Pagano!!! Finally, someone at the Vatican who’s in touch with reali … more →
38 — special?
Ninetytwo wrote 2 weeks ago: Differing opinions this week on whether the 38 Studios project — “Copernicus” … more →
Days of Our Lives
meinkrampf1 wrote 2 weeks ago: (From Chapter 12, “Mein Krampf” by S.I. Fishgal, http://stores.lulu.com/fishgal) Days of our lives r … more →
«The Road Trip - Day 1»
Kyle O Street wrote 3 weeks ago: I woke up a lot earlier than I usually do, got out of bed and showered. Then I clipped my nails, sha … more →
Great Jobs and Titillating Trash
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oldrope wrote 3 weeks ago: I have discovered ITV2. No wait!!! Come back!! I can explain! Sort of. Normally, I am so snobbis … more →
Science Minds Countdown, #8
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AlienCG wrote 1 month ago: This week’s entry takes a look at the three minds who advanced the science of astronomy and ch … more →
Top Ten Myths About Catholics
R.F. Lucey wrote 1 month ago: It’s been said that anti-Catholicism is the last acceptable prejudice in the west. And wheneve … more →
quote - 16/06/2009.
lina wrote 1 month ago: to know that we know what we know, and to know that we do not know what we do not know, that is tru … more →
Transmit09011: Copernicus
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who-centric, not what-centric
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joshuagrace wrote 1 month ago: “Trading faith in God for an assessment of evidence is a definite change of world view. My fai … more →
Nick Smith's review of 'The Language of God' by Francis Collins, as published in E&T magazine (archive stuff)
nicksmithphoto wrote 1 month ago: The Language of God: A scientist presents evidence for belief Francis Collins, Pocket Books, £8.99, … more →
“The Assassins” of Angels & Daemons
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pakalert wrote 1 month ago: by Moin Ansari Dan Brown has a knack for taking history, and using the mysteries of symbols to creat … more →
Sunday WebQuest: Galileo
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Andrew B. Watt wrote 2 months ago: Last week, I looked at Canossa and the conflict between Pope Gregory VII and Emperor Henry IV. This … more →
Economic growth is a misguided policy
robertkyriakides wrote 2 months ago: Some ideas seem so right and obvious that we are urged not to waste time in examining them. But a li … more →
YIKKKKES.
paulamx wrote 2 months ago: It has been two weeks since my last post. WHAT HAPPENED?! Dum DUM DUMMMMMM! Well, as per my last pos … more →
Rare Book Room
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thesilverlining wrote 2 months ago: Rare Book Room is a collection of hi-res images of rare and renowned books. There are some really a … more →
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