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No doubt a sizeable majority of Americans believe in the concept of a Creator or, at least, are not opposed to the concept and see nothing wrong with teaching school children about the idea. The application and content of First Amendment principles are not determined by public opinion polls or by a majority vote. Whether the proponents of Act 590 constitute the majority or the minority is quite irrelevant under a constitutional system of government. No group, no matter how large or small, may use the organs of government, of which the public schools are the most conspicuous and influential, to foist its religious beliefs on others.

[U.S. District Court Judge William R. Overton, overturning Arkansas Act 590, requiring public schools to teach Creation Science]

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Squid in space

Category: Bad science

The last mission of the space shuttle will contain a student-initiated experiment: a collection of bobtail squid embryos will be launched into space. Which is cool, I suppose. I like squid, I like space, I like science, I like student...

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This is not a poll

Category: Pointless polls

Well, it is, but I don't recommend voting on it. It's on WingNutDaily, and the only way to vote is to register with them…which is not recommended. Them folks is craaaaazy! They were asked their opinion of Obama's birth...

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April 27, 2011

TSA Poll: I've come to really hate these guys' bosses

Category: Pointless polls

No more, no more, please. We're already taking off our shoes, getting our junk scanned, waiting in line, dangling our goo in plastic bags, and basically suffering through ludicrous post hoc measures that do nothing to improve our security. And...

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Episode CXCIX: Varieties of religious experience

Category: Open Thread

Yeaah…I'm pretty sure this video isn't safe for work. Ladies and gay men, I give you Hunky Jesus. (Last edition of TET; Current totals: 12,272 entries with 1,353,192 comments.)...

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Botanical Wednesday: I gotta be meeeeee!

Category: Organisms

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The true story of the Archaean genetic expansion

Category: Science

I've been giving talks at scientific meetings on educational outreach — I've been telling the attendees that they ought to start blogs or in other ways make more of an effort to educate the public. I mentioned one successful...

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This is a game Obama cannot win

Category: Politics

The president has announced that he has an American birth certificate, like this was really an issue. If he thought this would end the yammering inanity, he was mistaken. Donald Trump is preening. He should have done it a long...

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Creationism evolves!

Category: Creationism

The existence of Ken Ham proves that creationism changes, therefore proving that it is not absolute, inerrant truth as he claims, therefore Ken Ham disproves creationism. QED. We can all go home now. By the way, that's not a bad...

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This is low

Category: Skepticism

Oh, look what's on the pharmacy shelves! It's "medicine" for cute little babies! Everyone loves babies, and we want them to gurgle and coo and be happy, so when their widdle tummies make them cranky, we give them a little...

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April 26, 2011

The BCSE blows up

That open letter to the NCSE by Jerry Coyne really seems to have set the cat among the pigeons — it's an amazing flurry of ruffled feathers. I don't see how there's any hope of reconciliation, either, as long as...

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