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Day 62: Darwin's Untimely Burial
Goal 64: Today, I read the fourth essay (Darwin’s Untimely Burial) from Stephen Jay Gould’s book Ever Since Darwin. If you would like to read it as well, it has been posted online here.… more →
100 Goals in 1000 Days
Straight Palin' i.e. Pulling A Sarah Palin
iamastandupcomedian wrote 4 weeks ago: Must Not See TV One of the first cliches they teach you to rid yourself of at all costs in Journalis … more →
General Update (and some library stuff)
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rappysaur wrote 1 month ago: Hey y’all, it’s been a while… These past two weeks have been really taxing with my … more →
transience
benjaminchew110478 wrote 1 month ago: “Look in the mirror, and don’t be tempted to equate transient domination with either int … more →
free will
benjaminchew110478 wrote 1 month ago: “Wind back the tape of life; let it play again from an identical starting point, and the chanc … more →
Victor Stenger Visit
jacksonskepticalsociety wrote 2 months ago: Readers of the blog will know that Victor Stenger visited Jackson last week, to give a speech on his … more →
QUOTE
Buck Denton wrote 3 months ago: Well, evolution is a theory. It is also a fact. And facts and theories are different things, not run … more →
Queen Honey Bee: Intelligently Designed?
halfpondbees wrote 3 months ago: We decided to begin keeping bees this summer and let me just say, it hasn’t been as hazard free as w … more →
Fiksi Tanggung
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Daeng wrote 3 months ago: Labirin Berujung Tunggal Kelak ketika ia sepenuhnya sadar, bahwa nanti akan lahir seorang manusia da … more →
The human mind delights in finding pattern—so much so that we often mistake coincidence or forced analogy for profound meaning. No other habit of thought lies so deeply within the soul of a small creature trying to make sense of a complex world not constructed for it. 
spiritual atheists
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osopher wrote 4 months ago: James Wood (“God in the Quad,” New Yorker 8.31) is not the first to slam the “new … more →
Why I am not an agnostic
raincoatoptimism wrote 4 months ago: Redirected from an article I had written last year: “If God did exist”, asks the advert for the Alph … more →
Man is insignificant in evolutionary theory
soulangler wrote 4 months ago: Darwin’s revolution will be completed when we smash the pedestal of human arrogance and own th … more →
Explain THAT Science #3: Evolution
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geekysteven wrote 4 months ago: By Opinion Columnist Harry Trunckles Evolution is a LIE LIE LIE! Yelling that may make my position s … more →
a flat earth?
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mconrsullivan wrote 4 months ago: so I’m reading a book on the history of science in the West, and I noticed how early Greek phi … more →
Weekly Read-Along---July 24, 2009: The Median Isn't the Message
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wepoplaski wrote 5 months ago: Material for the Stout-Hearted Reader to Ruminate ♦ Essays, Lectures & Speeches ♦ — — — St … more →
The Wealth Gap
To the left of centre wrote 5 months ago: I have recently become quite interested in the wealth (or more accurately income) distribution in th … more →
The Mismeasure of Asians: The Definitive Refutation to the Conjectures of the Bell Curve
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notedscholar wrote 5 months ago: Attentive readers will recall a post I wrote awhile back introducing the issues of The Bell Curve. I … more →
The Mismeasure of Asians: A Prelude
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notedscholar wrote 5 months ago: Bell Curves: history, cultural context The Bell Curve, written by Dick Hernstein and Chuck Murray, i … more →
Quote #6
Juan José wrote 5 months ago: We are here because one odd group of fishes had a peculiar fin anatomy that could transform into leg … more →
