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May 30, 2007

Salon sucks

Category: Media

Salon has just published their report on Ken Ham's creation "museum", by author Gordy Slack, who has just released a book on the Dover trial. I haven't read the book, although it was on my list to pick up this...

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Undead pirates, undead Jesus…same difference

Category: Religion

Arrrr, curse ye, jpf. How dare you reveal this abomination to me? What's this crazy born-again doing reviewing a pirate movie as a justification for his dogma? But back to Jack for a second — sorry, Captain Jack. I...

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I had no idea Christopher Hitchens was so very, very short

Category: Kooks

Minuscule, even. Flea-sized. How else am I to interpret Dinesh D'Souza's challenge that he should pick on someone his own size, meaning D'Souza? I've heard D'Souza. He's a babbling pipsqueak. But now he thinks he is a worthy opponent to...

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A suggestion for some diligent reporter out there

Category: Creationism

We're seeing a lot of news about Ken Ham's creationist lie, this so-called "museum" he has built out in Kentucky. What we're not seeing from our media is any scrutiny of the finances behind the construction, or behind the evangelical...

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The wheels of extortion grind exceedingly slowly

Category: Politics

Orac has the latest news on the Tripoli Six, the health care workers who were falsely accused of spreading AIDS in a Libyan hospital and were sentenced to death. The good news is that they aren't dead yet, the Libyan...

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Ken Ham is wrong: the world is only 60 years old

Category: Humor

Dinosaurs wore polyester leisure suits! This discovery pegs the Cretaceous at about 1970, so we're going to have to readjust the timescale everywhere. (via Zeno)...

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“Playing God”

Category: Science

The Newsweek cover story is on recent efforts to create life in the laboratory, and of course they call this "playing God". Haven't they got the message yet? "Playing God" is where you do absolutely nothing, take credit for other...

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Who the heck is Mark Mitchell, and how did he acquire that brain damage?

Category: Weblogs

I can almost understand plagiarizing Glenn Greenwald, but what is beyond comprehension is building a blog that seems to be entirely a mass of unattributed, plagiarized content. He's got sections in the sidebar for "Recent Posts" and "The Latest from...

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I like summertime poetry

Category: Humor

Especially poems that talk about origami thoracotomies—they're like a shortcut to my heart....

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Why people believe in bad ideas

Category: Science

There is a must-read article at Edge by Paul Bloom and Deena Skolnick Weisberg—it's an attempt to explain why people resist scientific knowledge that takes a psychological view of the phenomenon. The premise is that our brains have in-built simplifications...

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