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November 25, 2011

Friday Cephalopod: Watch out! It's above you!

Category: Cephalopods

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A little dose of hemp will cure everything

Category: Bad science

Do these claims make you at all suspicious? A few people on Twitter told me I should look into this panacea. Cures heart disease! Eases anxiety and depression! Removes unsightly moles! Arthritis! Snoring! Diarrhea! Acne! Diabetes! Removes warts! Mighraines! Lose...

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Like a deadly lightning bolt made of treacle

Category: Environment

Somebody clone Attenborough, quick — the British nature program must continue forever! His latest documentary is Frozen Planet, and all I've seen of it is short clips on youtube and various other sites…which just makes me want to see more....

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November 23, 2011

Islamic embryology: overblown balderdash

Category: Bad science

I have read the entirety of Hamza Andreas Tzortzis' paper, Embryology in the Qur'an: A scientific-linguistic analysis of chapter 23: With responses to historical, scientific & popular contentions, all 58 pages of it (although, admittedly, it does use very...

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Lynn Margulis has died

Category: News

Sad news: Lynn Margulis, advocate of the endosymbiosis theory of eukaryotic origins, has died. She was smart, creative, and promoter of a lot of wild ideas…and to her credit, some of them were even right. I think her greatest strength...

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November 22, 2011

Good to know in case you're on the #OWS lines

Category: Science

I've heard of the Scoville scale, which measures the potency of spicy peppers. Those boring green bell peppers get a 0; habaneros get a score of 350,000. The stuff those UC Davis police officers so casually hosed into the faces...

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November 21, 2011

Mary's Monday Metazoan: Since we had our first major snowfall this weekend…

Category: Organisms

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Am I on a slippery slope?

Category: Weirdness

Inspired by Skepticon, several of the speakers at that event have been redrawn as ponies. Is the next step…furries? (Also on FtB)...

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Amphibious assault troops in training

Category: Cephalopods

Soon, we'll be able to reach you anywhere. And no, your precious cats will not be able to save you. (Also on FtB)...

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A poll with a point!

Category: Weblogs

The 2011 blogging scholarships are up for a vote — $10,000 goes to the winner. As you might guess, we want a science blogger to win — there are lots of good candidates, and Christie Wilcox has compiled a list...

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