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October 31, 2006

A GOOD Republican

Category: Creationism

So I was way too depressing in that last post. Here's one of those little notes of hope that we hear too rarely—an Ohio Republican using her reason to back the best candidate for a job, even if he is...

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Cynicism in the face of Idiot America

Category: Creationism

I have to disagree with Red State Rabble and his announcement of the demise of Intelligent Design. We're seeing signs of a shifting of strategies, the fading of a few personalities, and a little confusion on the part of our...

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Vote for Retrospectacle

Category: Academics

Wow. Our very own Shelly Batts is a finalist in competition for a blog scholarship. Help out a promising young neuroscientist and Vote Shelly! It is also an interesting turn to make blog popularity, as measured by a poll, the...

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Scariest costume so far today

Category: Weirdness

It belongs to The Poor Man Institute, dressed up as Powerline. It's terrifyingly detailed and accurate....

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Hovindfreude

Category: Creationism

In the ongoing Hovind trial, no new revelations except for more details about how rich the creationist con artist and tax evader is. He makes $50,000/year in speaking fees, and with his wife, sells $1.8 million/year in "Christian merchandise" (tell...

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Amusement I'll have to miss

Category: Creationism

A reader in Canada just let me know that CBC Radio 1 will broadcast a program on creationist museum tours sometime this morning (between 9:30 and 10...the timezone is unclear). I won't be able to listen because I'm going...

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Braaaaains

Category: Science

This is a gross violation of my expectations: the Halloween edition of The Synapse doesn't even once crack a zombie joke. I was terribly disappointed. At least it does serve up a nice platter of brains....

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Bible science

Category: Kooks

If you're a fan of mangled philosophy and patent falsehoods, you really must read the Biblical view of science. It's crazily disconnected from anything close to describing how science actually works. What then is the Biblical view of science? Science...

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No guts, no glory

Category: Politics

Matt Yglesias comments on one of Amy Sullivan's usual complaints about "secular liberal intolerance" in the most cynical, hypocritical way possible: Now Amy's right. It would be useful, for the purposes of electoral politics, for liberals in the media to...

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October 30, 2006

Tell us what you really think, Jason

Category: Godlessness

Rosenhouse plans to review the reviews of Dawkins' The God Delusion this week, and he's already off to a scathing start. Pop the popcorn, and sit back....

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