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diamat1
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Environmental movement needs pragmatism
Book Review: Whole Earth Discipline: An Ecopragmatist Manifesto by Stewart BrandPrice: US$17.153Hardcover: 336...
 
diamat1
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The global warming conspiracy?
The hacked emails from the East Anglia Climate Centre in the UK have not been a big issue in New Zealand. At least for most...
 
diamat1
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New Zealand’s climate change deniers’ distortions exposed.
I am pleased to see that the attempt to promote a New Zealand version of “climategate” has more or less foundered....
 
diamat1
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Peer review – an emotional roller coaster
Every publishing scientist is aware of the emotional roller coaster that goes along with peer review. The...
 
Dsten
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Persistent Vegetative States and the Problem with Facilitated Communication
If you read the print version of the NZ Herald today you would have seen featured on the front page a miraculous case of a man...
 
diamat1
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Those “climategate” emails
The current “scandal” erupting around the hacking of servers at the University of East Anglias’ Climate...
 
diamat1
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The rules of science
PZ Myers has a great post Ten Questions to Ask Your Biology Teacher About Intelligent Design. It briefly discusses, and...
 
Dsten
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Rats, Bad Decisions and Jelloshots
It is an accepted fact of life that alcohol and good decision making have only loose a acquaintance  with one another. Like...
 
diamat1
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Morality – from the heavens or nature?
Yet another great video from the recent AAI Convention. It’s a presentation by  Andy Thomson on the scientific approach to...
 
Dsten
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TXT Language Redeemed
Working in a laboratory, as I do, abbreviations and acronyms are a way of life. Seriously, if we had to enunciate all of those...
 
diamat1
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The clash of science and politics
I am awaiting the Employment Court’s decision of Jim Salinger’s case (see Clamping down on science communication)....
 
Dsten
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Backing Up Evolution
I’ve said it before and no doubt I’ll say it again but we know science works because it makes predictions that we...
54 days ago Scepticon | Topics: Religion, Sciblogs, Science, genetics
 
Dsten
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Beware the Demons!!!!!*
Catching up on blogs from over the weekend this one on the Center For Inquiry blog particularly stood out in the category of...
 
Dsten
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Can Torture Ever Be Justified?
I don’t think I would be going out on too much of a limb if I observed that most of us find the idea of torture to be...
 
Dsten
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Disgust or Anger?
The ability to recognise the emotional states of those around us is a very useful tool which allows us to act appropriately in...
67 days ago Scepticon | Topics: Sciblogs, Science, emotion, expression
 
diamat1
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Empathy’s origins
Book Review: The Age of Empathy: Nature’s Lessons for a Kinder Society by Frans de Waal Price: US$17.15 Hardcover:...
 
diamat1
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BCA libels Simon Singh?
Update to A victory for Simon Singh.Apparently the British Chiropractic Association (BCA) have given way to emotion in a...
 
diamat1
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A victory for Simon Singh
Science writer Simon Singh has won a victory in his chiropractic libel battle!I initially discussed his case in Suppressing...
 
diamat1
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The Earth and Moon – from Mars
The High Imaging Science Experiment orbiting Mars is producing some great images of the Martian surface (have a browse through...
73 days ago Open Parachute | Topics: SciBlogs, Science, astronomy, HiRISE
 
Dsten
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Simon Singh Granted Permission to Appeal,
This just in (sort of), for those following the unfortunate case of the British Chiropractic Association suing columnist and...
 
Dsten
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Natural Health Expo(sed)?
Driving around Hamilton the past few weeks I couldn’t help but notice the signs sprinkled around the city for the...
 
Dsten
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Tragedy in the UK
Last week I presented the safety study for the Gardasil qHPV vaccine, after this a reader remarked that it was a relief to see...
82 days ago Scepticon | Topics: Medicine, Psychological, Sciblogs, Science
 
Dsten
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Gardasil Post-licensure Study
Last month the Post-licensure safety study for Gardasil (the HPV vaccine) was released. The study focused on the reports of...
91 days ago Scepticon | Topics: Medicine, Sciblogs, Science, gardasil
 
Dsten
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Careful What You Fish For…
This story has already seen quite a bit of action in the Blogosphere but it was so good I couldn’t resist posting it here...
95 days ago Scepticon | Topics: Sciblogs, Science, Warped...
 
Dsten
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Therapeutic Vaccines
Boost Your Immune System! It’s become the stock refrain from those selling supplements, remedies and assorted other...
100 days ago Scepticon | Topics: Medicine, Sciblogs, Science