Or was it ‘comment’? Anyway, this clearly shows how Sydney features in the show that just broadcast in the US:
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Science, Superstitions and Skeptical Life
Or was it ‘comment’? Anyway, this clearly shows how Sydney features in the show that just broadcast in the US:
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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 [...]
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I won’t write on this again, but essentially, yesterday I was so unwell that even I didn’t want to be around myself – so, the following items have done a pretty good job of cheering me up! Hello to the world of the living, this revolting zombie-death-like cold can’t last for much longer, I hope! [...]
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“Coming soon, it’s all NEW on Discovery! Take a sneak peek at Bad Universe, a new series starring Phil Plait, an astronomer on a mission to debunk all the the junk myths about the universe.”
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Click to head to the LA Ink site!
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From Boing Boing: (List of who delivers each line is available at http://www.olganunes.com/xkcd) The incomparable Olga Nunes has released the latest and greatest iteration of the net’s appreciation for Discovery Channel’s “Boom-De-Yadda” commercial, reennacting the XKCD version with “Neil Gaiman, Wil Wheaton, Cory Doctorow, Lawrence Lessig, Bruce Schneier, Jason Kottke, Google Zurich, Hank Green, MC [...]
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Captain Disillusion’s journey continues when he finds himself in Las Vegas. Or what’s left of it. Then he and Mr. Flare take up “riffing”. The rest of the videos follow:
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Starts at 10am – not really a full room, but I can see Joe Nickell in the audience. I’m over on the side, so I can use my camera. Do check out the entry by Barbara about a panel we attended on the first day. Plait starts by talking about how the ‘upping of the odds’ [...]
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