Science is not just a static body of knowledge; it is a cumulative effort: all of its viable theories describe the same reality, and must serve as a model of how it works to test the plausibility of a… more →
The Call of TroythuluWintery Knight wrote 1 month ago: I was browsing on Mike’s web site and found links to these videos. Here they are: 4 videos in … more →
Josh wrote 1 month ago: Being in law school makes law-related news (particularly, that of the non-constitutional variety) mo … more →
juliaclaire wrote 2 months ago: The plausibility of a story becomes very important when one is thinking about their audience and how … more →
noproperuse wrote 2 months ago: In order to help Sarah sell enough cookies to win the space camp trip, Ross becomes an honorary Brow … more →
D. Jason Fleming wrote 2 months ago: In case you haven’t come across it yet, an NBC producer apparently responded to a standard pre … more →
Chris Willmott wrote 2 months ago: There are many reasons why I am grateful to have spent some of my summer reading Ben Goldacre’ … more →
Troythulu wrote 5 months ago: Science is not just a static body of knowledge; it is a cumulative effort: all of its viable theorie … more →
Troythulu wrote 7 months ago: Here’s something I thought I’d share: some important things to ask when assessing the claims of susp … more →
Wintery Knight wrote 8 months ago: Here is their commentary on the recent Licona vs. Ehrman debate at SES. And they didn’t even t … more →
Robb wrote 9 months ago: Last week, I heard on the Discovery Channel that the latest data puts Americans in the least possibi … more →
mcponce540 wrote 1 year ago: Battle Royale: Preparation and Aftermath: Battle Royale immediately sets up the foundation for … more →
Callier Library wrote 1 year ago: from the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition Plausibility violations … more →
Pat Bertram wrote 1 year ago: My work in progress, a tongue-in-cheek apocalyptic novel, is metamorphosing into a horror story. I s … more →
thirithch wrote 2 years ago: Honestly. You can’t take John Locke anywhere. Get to a nice, cosy place wired with plastic exp … more →