Sandwalk
Strolling with a skeptical biochemist
Monday, August 06, 2012
The Trouble with TED
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An awful of of people seem to waking up to the idea that TED talks are not what they're supposed to be. They attract a lot of kooks who ...
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The NAFTA Superhighway
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I just heard about the NAFTA Superhighway . It's going to be as wide as four football fields . Is that Canadian football fields, Mexican...
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What Does "pH" Mean?
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The term "pH" is used to measure acidity. Strong acids, like hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid, have very a very low pH while wea...
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Intelligent Design Creationists Attempt to (re)Define Junk DNA
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Paul McBride is causing quite a stir among the creationists. His review of Science & Human Origins was so devastating that they couldn&...
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On this Day in 1945
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Today is the day that the Mars rover Curiosity landed. A remarkable American technological achievement. There have been many other technolo...
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Sunday, August 05, 2012
Dr. Greg Wells Writes about Athletes and Telomeres
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Dr. Greg Wells is a professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education at the University of Toronto. He's the author of Supe...
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Casey Luskin Wants Us to Categorize Evolution Critics
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Casey Luskin has posted an email message that he recently sent to someone who inquired about Intelligent Design Creationism. It describes hi...
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Understanding Phylogenetic Trees
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A few months ago I posted an exam question from my course on evolution [ Exam Question #1 ]. It was designed to test student's understan...
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Saturday, August 04, 2012
Muscles and the Lactic Acid Myth
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If you've been watching the Olympics, you've heard the story many times from coaches, athletes, and even team doctors. They all tell...
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Friday, August 03, 2012
The Paradox of Stasis?
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The word "stasis" entered our consciousness when Gould and Eldredge promoted the concept of punctuated equilibria (see Darwin on G...
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On the Evolution of New Enzymes: Completely Different Enzymes Can Catalyze Similar Reactions
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It's often quite difficult to imagine how a new enzyme activity could have evolved "from scratch." After all, aren't enzym...
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Advice to New Creationist Students
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We're getting close to the beginning of the semester in the northern hemisphere. That means a lot of high school students will be experi...
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Wednesday, August 01, 2012
Our genome is degenerating, but wait, someone is coming to help us
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According to plant geneticist, John Sanford, the human race is degenerating rapidly. It's one of the trade secrets of biology. Every pop...
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Carnival of Evolution #50
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This month marks the 50th edition of Carnival of Evolution . The latest version is hosted on Teaching Biology . Read it at: Carnival of Evol...
Why Should an Atheist Care About the Problem of Evil?
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I am an atheist. What does that mean? It means that I have never seen any evidence that supernatural beings exist. I don't think the dev...
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