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Wednesday, February 18, 2009

World of Warcraft in France

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  Dear WOW Spammer, You are spamming my blog with all kinds of links to your websites in France. I don't know what you are trying to ach...
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009

The Modern Synthesis

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  Most people do not understand current ideas about evolution. The following is a brief summary of the Modern Synthesis of Genetics and Evol...
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Monday's Molecule #108: Winner

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  UPDATE: This week's molecule is the genome of ΦX174, a small bacterial virus. It was the first complete genome to be sequenced (Smith...

USA Is Ahead of the World in Science Education

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  This falls into the category of, "Wow, I didn't know that!" 1 . According to a press release from Michigan State University:...
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Why Are Women Religious?

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  At my talk last Friday I was asked about the field of evolutionary psychology. This seems to be a popular topic among educated non-scienti...
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Junk DNA Is "Dead as a doornail"?

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  I just received an email message from András Pellionisz informing me that in America the concept of junk DNA is "dead as a doornail....
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Monday, February 16, 2009

I Wish My Country's Leader Could Say This!

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  I don't think Prime Minister Stephen Harper believes any of the things that Barack Obama says in this video. My country is cutting bac...
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Monday's Molecule #108

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  Today's Monday's Molecule really is a molecule. Your task is to identify the molecule from the cartoon shown here. It won't be...

IDiots and the Genetic Fallacy.

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  The term Genetic Fallacy is used to describe fallacious arguments that attack an idea based on its origins (genesis) and not its current ...
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Chuck Lorre on How to Become an Atheist

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  Chuck Lorre is a TV producer. One of his shows is Two and a half men , another is The Big Bang Theory . Chuck Lorre has a blog but it'...
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In Praise of Jodrell Bank

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  Jodrell Bank was one of the instruments that excited my imagination back when I was a junior member of the astronomical society. Ms. Sandw...
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Variation and Natural Selection

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  Here's a photograph of many varieties of hybrid radish. It's from the Botany Photo of the Day posted on Darwin's birthday by ...
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Does This Look Designed?

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  Check out today's Botany Photo of the Day from the University of British Columbia Botanical Garden and Centre for Plant Research. The...
Sunday, February 15, 2009

Literary Darwinism

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  A reader tells me that Trent University (Peterborough, Ontario, Canada) celebrated Darwin's birthday with a talk by Joseph Carroll on...
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Dan Falk Gets It Right!

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  Dan Falk is a Toronto-based science writer and winner of 2002 Canadian Science Writers’ Association Science in Society Journalism Award. H...
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