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A little while back I read the following by Chris Mooney, a post about what he considered to be a good example of science communication. My friend Michael McRae responded with his own post – Encouraging Scientists To Speak For Science.
I’m intrigued by these kinds of discussions, as over the past year I have met [...]
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I’ve had continuing health problems, a week ahead of me full of planning and coordinating lessons for the fortnight that I’m away… and Dragon*Con itself to plan for, along with all the travel! :/ So, it’s only fair to warn you that I’m going to try to blog while on the road rather than over the [...]
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It’s taken a while, but I have finally printed out a handful of pages and figured out exactly where I am and where the members of the Skeptic Zone podcast will be at Dragon*Con… which is happening at the end of this month. Sodding hell. It’s not very far away!
First – drum roll… appearances by [...]
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Yes, it’s been an incredibly busy week and a half – hence mostly links rather than actual bloggy-blog posts. :/ This weekend? I’m off to a Philosophy Camp. About sixty or more students in total. It better not be as scary as this:
Highly unlikely that I’ll be able to blog / tweet / email [...]
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Too much going on at the moment to get into some ‘proper’ blogging – but I will once things calm down. In the meantime, prepare to have your teacup slapped out of your hand.
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Head to the Australian Skeptics website for a news item on the event!
I would like to think that there’s several factors that contributed to the sparse attendance of Meryl Dorey and Judy Wilyman’s second lecture at the State Library of Western Australia (called the Alexander Library) in central Perth on Tuesday, 20th July. There [...]
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