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Should I Switch To An iPhone Or A Palm Pre?
Should I buy an iPhone or a new Palm Pre phone? When leaving home I take with me, as a general matter, my very basic cell phone, a few pens, a small notebook in my back pocket and something to read. I… more →
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Freeze-dried eggs could allow women to postpone pregnancy
wrote 1 month ago: Those striving to help women put their biological clocks on hold have come up with the next audaciou … more →
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wrote 1 month ago: art by Melani Sie “Children with imaginary friends develop social skills more quickly than tho … more →
Earth: In the Dark on Matter
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wrote 3 months ago: Dark Matter is a term used to describe matter that can be inferred to exist from its gravitational e … more →
Eternal Cosmos Is Dead, Don’t Tell Stenger
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wrote 5 months ago: A retired elementary particle physicist Victor J. Stenger, contrary to contemporary cosmology, still … more →
Warming of the Mayan Civilization (cont'd)
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Theoretical Thursday: The Best Life Gets Scientific
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wrote 8 months ago: Listening to the radio this morning, I heard about a study that was reported in New Scientist magazi … more →
Tea and caffeine part I: What is caffeine?
wrote 10 months ago: The most popular drug? This article is the first of a three-part series. Part I: What is caffeine? P … more →
IPCC Admits it Isn't a 'Gold Standard' Body
wrote 10 months ago: Forget every media claim you’ve ever read about the IPCC being a “gold standard” organization. It no … more →
How to Extract Iron From Breakfast Cereal With a Magnet
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wrote 11 months ago: My first job was to crush the Total flakes into fine pieces. I’ve been reading a book called H … more →
First proper blog issue - Wild animals as pets and invasive species.
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wrote 1 year ago: I was thinking of a topic to start up my blog flow and found an article in the New Scientist magazin … more →
the state that wanted to be a data have...
wrote 2 years ago: A Nobel Prize winning biologist has ignited controversy after publishing details of an experiment in … more →
Favourite Quotes: on the mystery of "our deeply strange existence" from scientist David Eagleman
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wrote 2 years ago: As anyone with even half a braincell tuned into current affairs will know, we are living in an era w … more →
What’s in a name? – Aptonyms and Nominative Determinism**
wrote 2 years ago: What were they thinking? Mr and Mrs. Hunt when they named their child Michael knowing he’d be call … more →
Un paradosso impeccabile...
wrote 2 years ago: …gli universi paralleli esistono. un articolo di Barbara Ainis La notizia apparsa sul New Scie … more →
Un paradosso impeccabile...
wrote 2 years ago: …gli universi paralleli esistono. un articolo di Barbara Ainis La notizia apparsa sul New Scie … more →
Time Magazine's Controversial Glacier Expert
wrote 3 years ago: In Dec. 2009 Time magazine ran an article titled “The Tragedy of the Himalayas.” The art … more →
Another Massive Failure of Climate Alarmist ‘Science’
wrote 3 years ago: This is how ‘settled’ the ‘science’ is when the IPCC is involved: “Glacier’s are melting! Alar … more →
Review: an appreciation of the New Scientist magazine
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wrote 4 years ago: “Entertain, or else….” headlines the Comment and analysis column in the 20/27 December 2008 is … more →
We Are Not The Most Promiscuous Country In The World!
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wrote 4 years ago: The Victorian Era Was Just An Illusion That Has Now Evaporated! With all the sex that is bombarded … more →
