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November 30, 2011

Botanical Wednesday: Christmas Cactus time!

Category: Organisms

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Burzynski going ka-boom

Category: Bad science

First, a nice bit of news: Marc Stephens, the lunatic who stirred up the recent blogospheric buzz with his clumsy thuggery, no longer has a "professional relationship" with the Burzynski clinic, that warehouse of quackery. One thing about charlatans is...

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Gals and show mares

Category: Creationism

This video has been going around — it's a group of women talking about the importance of evolution to the biological sciences. I confess to cringing in a few places — there's too much ready equation of evolution with natural...

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November 29, 2011

I, for one, welcome our future squishily pneumatic robot overlords

Category: Science

These canny engineers have at last realized that the proper model for robots is biological, and have built a soft-bodied walking robot. The future belongs to inflatable technology! Have no fear. They're mostly benign. (Also on FtB)...

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November 28, 2011

Mary's Monday Metazoan: A good worm is hard to find

Category: Organisms

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Lonely broken-hearted creationists

Category: Creationism

Aww, poor Intelligent Design creationism is feeling unloved. Or perhaps it's jealousy. David Klinghoffer, that clueless ideologue at the Discovery Institute, is whimpering that blogging scientists aren't paying enough attention to his brand of creationism. Darwinian scientists who blog...

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Burzynski Clinic: the domain of scoundrels and quacks

Category: Bad science

Billie Bainbridge is four years old, and she has an inoperable brain tumor, and her prognosis is not good. Her family is desperate, and has been frantically trying to raise money from the community to cover the costs of a...

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The Quran is bunk, too

Category: Bad science

I know you kids like the youtube and hate that tl;dr text stuff, so if you couldn't find the patience to read my post on Islamic embryology, you can now watch the screen instead. The Rationalizer goes through the 'science'...

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Acupuncture is bunk

Category: Bad science

Here's a terrific webcomic exposing the silliness of acupuncture. People are always citing these awful studies at me that they claim support the efficacy of acupuncture, and like the comic says what I see when I read them is that...

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November 26, 2011

Anti-Caturday post

Category: Organisms

Cats are so undignified, yowling and screeching and spraying urine all over the place. They should take a lesson from the noble sea cucumber, rising erect, proud and firm from the sea floor, and quietly, affirmatively ejaculating long voluminous streams...

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