Science, Superstitions and Skeptical Life
The following is fictional and bears no relation to actual events. But not the bits which have me *headdesking* in recollection. If there is any distinguishing factor that unites lower-school high-school Philosophy teachers, it is the Philosophical problem of The Human Centipede. A problem that we really could do quite well without. No, I am [...]
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Seriously, I cried. I’m now waiting on the poem and cartoon as well, because this looks like such a great line-up of writers. I am so honored – Podblack Blog is in the Open Laboratory Science Blogging anthology for 2008!! I know many of you are trembling in anticipation: “Did I make it this year?”. [...]
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Gahhh!! Gahhhhh!!! New Game Encourages Young Girls To Embrace Their Inner “Bimbo” – Jezebel.com Yes, I’m not kidding. And just when I was doing a bit more research after being inspired by Bitch PhD’s asking about good reading programs for kids that used the computer… (“Does anyone out there know if there are any *educational* [...]
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Following on from Skeptical Books for Children — Part One and Skeptical Books for Children — Part Two. You may note that I’m moving in a rather chronological fashion through the reading years, so I’d suggest you begin from the start if you’re new to the series of posts. I’d like to untypically begin with [...]
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