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Jason Rosenhouse on ways of knowing
Over at EvolutionBlog, Jason Rosenhouse analyzes the claim of Joshua Rosenau (don’t get these guys mixed up!) that there are many diverse non-empirical “ways of knowing” that offer t… more →
Why Evolution Is True
Skeptic Zone Podcast: "Darwin's Bulldogs" Panel from Dragon*Con
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mattusmaximus wrote 3 weeks ago: I wanted to pass along the audio of a panel discussion I moderated at Dragon*Con this past Labor Day … more →
What is a kilosteve? Buy the t-shirt, find out
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Ed Darrell wrote 1 month ago: You can get your kilosteve t-shirt here. Why would you want one? Every scientist named Steve should … more →
Should I Be Nervous?
COSI wrote 1 month ago: It has become an annual event now for us to host with WOSU and OSU the partnership effort that bring … more →
Jason Rosenhouse on ways of knowing
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whyevolutionistrue wrote 2 months ago: Over at EvolutionBlog, Jason Rosenhouse analyzes the claim of Joshua Rosenau (don’t get these … more →
A Challenge to Skeptics: Pithy, Non-Offensive Sound Bytes in Response to Creationism?
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mattusmaximus wrote 2 months ago: This will be a quick post, one which I hope garners a lot of attention because it addresses an impor … more →
Skepticism & Science at Dragon*Con 2009
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mattusmaximus wrote 2 months ago: Well, I’m starting to wind down here at Dragon*Con in Atlanta, which I have basically conclude … more →
Project Steve Tops 1100 Signatures!
mattusmaximus wrote 3 months ago: Our friends at the National Center for Science Education have topped 1100 signatures to their Steve- … more →
Evolution in U.S. Public Schools: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back
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mattusmaximus wrote 3 months ago: I got an update about the current state of the teaching of evolution in U.S. public schools recently … more →
Rad People: Ichthyologists
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blognametk wrote 4 months ago: In preparation for the Discovery Channel’s Shark Week (starting August 2, 2009), which is pret … more →
Quote of the week
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whyevolutionistrue wrote 5 months ago: From Peter M. J. Hess, Catholic theologian and director of the “Faith Project” of the Na … more →
Skepticism: Going out of business?
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skepbitch wrote 7 months ago: After 13 years of service, I resigned from the Australian Skeptics a few weeks ago. Those who know m … more →
Evolution and the History of Science in the Fight for Texas Science Standards
metousiosis wrote 7 months ago: In March 2009, the National Center for Science Education participated in a debate regarding the stan … more →
Truckling to the Faithful: A Spoonful of Jesus Helps Darwin Go Down
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whyevolutionistrue wrote 7 months ago: For if we ever begin to suppress our search to understand nature, to quench our own intellectual exc … more →
A (slightly embarassing) Darwin day at USC
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Troy Britain wrote 7 months ago: This past Wednesday (4-15-09) I attended an interesting set of ‘Darwin Year’ lectures at … more →
Implications from Texas
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mattusmaximus wrote 7 months ago: Well, now that the dust seems to have settled in the latest round of what I’m calling the Texa … more →
Evolution Poll Designed to Please...Evolutionists
Lisa A. Shiel wrote 7 months ago: Pollsters asked, “Do you think the scientific theory of evolution is well supported by evidenc … more →
Texas Steps Backward on Science Standards
ProfessorTreeFrog wrote 7 months ago: This week the Texas State Board of Education voted to place a fudgy ’strengths and weaknesses … more →
WEIT review: Kevin Padian sucks me back into into the religion/science quagmire
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whyevolutionistrue wrote 8 months ago: Kevin Padian, a paleontologist at the University of California at Berkeley, has done pathbreaking wo … more →
More on Texas: Good guys winning, but it's dicey
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whyevolutionistrue wrote 8 months ago: According to the Dallas News and the NCSE report (and noted by Genie Scott yesterday), the Texas Boa … more →
