The article everyone has been talking about. But it probably does not tell you anything you don’t already know.
Category Archives: Knowledge
Poem of the Week: 11/22/09-11/28/09
Rant of the Week: 11/22/09-11/28/09
William M. Briggs has his take on the “climategate” emails. For those that have not been following this story, a good overview of all the e-mails can be found here.
Essay of the Week: 11/22/09-11/28/09
The key to insight is figuring out the right question to ask. This essay outlines a very interesting question. But one answer is unacceptable.
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Shows how much they really care about human rights. If there is any justification for hauling foreign dignitaries to the docket for human rights abuses these guys should have been at the top of the list.
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Essay of the Week: 11/15/09-11/21/09
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This might be next week’s essay of the week. But if you have the time, you might want to read it now. The question of the hour is who told what and why. You can’t believe anything you read in such articles and yet it might all be true.
From Megan McArdle:“California has come up with a novel way to close this year’s budget gaps: it’s increasing withholding from the paychecks of its citizens.”
You can leave, but you can never talk. What would happen if a church tried to slap such a legal injunction on a pastor?
Lines that make you lose respect for Scientists: “”Early paleontologists recognised the distinction between adults and juveniles, but people have lost track of looking at ontogeny – how the individual develops – when they discover a new fossil.”
Rant of the Week: 11/1/09-11/7/09
This week’s rant of the week is “Going Norm Galt.”