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"Science Suffers From an Excess of Significance"
Want to win a political argument? Want to get your spouse to change a health habit? Want to get your story on page one? Flash a scientific study. Except… We all make mistakes and, if you believe… more →
From the Desert to the Sea...
eyes front, mister!
wrote 3 months ago: Here’s a shocker: the majority of men spend the majority of their time staring at a woman … more →
Silent no more
wrote 9 months ago: The Silent No More awareness campaign gives voice to the lie that women and men are not harmed (almo … more →
"Science Suffers From an Excess of Significance"
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wrote 2 years ago: Want to win a political argument? Want to get your spouse to change a health habit? Want to get your … more →
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Respond, Repair: Results!
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wrote 2 years ago: “You can recycle a used detergent bottle into a bird feeder, … But at the end of the day, it i … more →
Gossip Counts the Most*
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wrote 2 years ago: In the previous post about Live Earth, I tried to weave in a mindblowing article from the Sunday NY … more →
I Heart the Human Genome Project
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wrote 2 years ago: “It is an article of passionate faith among ‘politically correct’ biologists and a … more →
The Dating Persona Test, Because I Care
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wrote 2 years ago: “Secret forces are bringing compatible spirits together. If the man permits himself to be led by thi … more →
Bright Lights, Big City, Gone to My Planet's Head
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wrote 2 years ago: Bright lights, big city Gone to my baby’s head Bright lights, big city Gone to my baby’s … more →
Sweet DRMs, Baby
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wrote 2 years ago: It sure looks as if digital-rights management (DRM) coding will die without a friend in the music bu … more →
You Talkin' to Me?
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wrote 2 years ago: “Our demons are out own limitations, which shut us off from the realization of the ubiquity of the s … more →
Watch Rice on Sound
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wrote 3 years ago: This is how rice reacts to different sound frequencies. If you can’t turn on your sound … more →
America's Starving Obese
wrote 3 years ago: Read this profile of Berkeley biochemist Bruce Ames — an admirably stubborn and brilliant rese … more →
What the #$*! Does SCAG Know!?*
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wrote 3 years ago: When the Southern California Association of Governments puts out its annual State of the Region repo … more →
Intimate Strangers
wrote 3 years ago: Talking Heads, the fascinating “new wave” band that began in the late 70s, made its bigg … more →
Give the Customers What They Want: Bias
wrote 3 years ago: This study, reported in the New York Times today, should not be surprising, but in today’s inc … more →
Dinosaurs: Hard to Kill
wrote 3 years ago: It took a lot more than just one meteor slamming into Mexico to wipe out the big lizards, it turns o … more →
Tea and Sympathy and Science
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wrote 3 years ago: Maybe the British are tired of everyone making fun of them for their seemingly fussy obsession with … more →
Reverse-Engineering 9/11
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wrote 3 years ago: It amazes me that 9/11 conspiracy theorists can get an audience. If you think the towers fell as a r … more →
The Macbeth Effect: Get Funky, Yeah
wrote 3 years ago: Apparently, people who behave detestably also tend to be fastidious about their hygiene. They have t … more →
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