# science    

homeopathic physics abuse vs. the skeptics

According to Mike Adams, homeopathy is superior to actual medicine because it actually doesn't seem to do anything.
homeopathic physics abuse vs. the skeptics

# tech    

when internet evangelism tries to go global

There's a good case for trying to bring the developing world online, but it's going to be hard to get today's financial gatekeepers to sign on to such a project.
when internet evangelism tries to go global

# astrobiology    

why standardizing seti is harder than it sounds

Communication is difficult. Especially with alien beings that evolved tens of light years away and may have no idea we're even trying to communicate.
why standardizing seti is harder than it sounds

# tech    

to the stars, but at a lethargic snail's pace

It's hard to understate just how ambitious a project to visit another star would have to be in order to truly succeed.
to the stars, but at a lethargic snail's pace

# science    

post-modernism, coming soon to aol.com?

AOL is helping to spread woo across the web not because it believes in what post modern cargo cult science preaches, but because it doesn't care.
post-modernism, coming soon to aol.com?

# tech    

is the web changing how we think about sex?

The internet may have broadened our horizons, but it hasn't changed how we think about sex. With maybe one exception...
is the web changing how we think about sex?

# science    

cooking, now with extra science and precision

Cooking is primarily an art. Nathan Myhrvold wants to make it much more of a science with a creative flair.
cooking, now with extra science and precision

# space    

kepler delivers its first exoplanet menagerie

Kepler's first survey gives us a list of over 1,200 new potential planets and shows that terrestrial planets may be as common as we hoped.
kepler delivers its first exoplanet menagerie

# tech    

the amazing, conscious internet? not quite.

No, the internet isn't about to gain sentience and become a globe-spanning hivemind.
the amazing, conscious internet? not quite.

# politics    

why some teachers get mum about evolution

Creationists and the school boards who either bow to them or are ran by them, are busy intimidating teachers into not teaching the science of evolution.
why some teachers get mum about evolution

# tech    

of new tech, big promises, and mixed results

The tech industry didn't suddenly start promising disruptive revolutions with every new gadget and app. It's been doing that since its first days.
of new tech, big promises, and mixed results

# sex    

how not to write an article about sexuality

Blaming porn for societal problems isn't exclusive to religious zealots.
how not to write an article about sexuality

# science    

scavenger or predator, the great t. rex debate

A pair of studies show that T-Rex must have hunted down and killed prey if it didn't want to starve to death.
scavenger or predator, the great t. rex debate

# science    

is it viable cold fusion or an imminent scam?

Two Italians claim they cracked cold fusion and are ready to build a small power plant for paying customers. Their proof, however, points to this being an obvious scam.
is it viable cold fusion or an imminent scam?

# space    

why do we still have dedicated astrologers?

Astrologers are demanding their pseudoscience be treated with all due respect. The problem for them is that no respect whatsoever is due to their woo.
why do we still have dedicated astrologers?

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