Hail Mary was a badly mismanaged, rushed death trap driven by groupthink and politics, and Ryland Grace was right to balk at the idea.

Readers feel scammed. Authors are furious. But AI book slop continues to proliferate like a plague.

Nick Redfern's publishers really didn't like having his theory debunked...

Curtis White fancies himself a man of deep thought and keep insight. His "nuh-uh" take on Dawkins' The God Delusion shows otherwise.

If Darwin never published his treatise, we'd still have a theory of evolution almost identical to the one we have today thanks to his contemporaries.

The sci-fi experiment is now loose on Amazon.com for less than the price of a latte.

Right wing conspiracy theorists are really, really, really invested in a New World Order plot they believe is outlined in a document called Agenda 21...

No good deed goes unpunished, including writing a science book that will get critiqued by scientists who aren't shy about getting pedantic.

R.I.P. Christopher Hitchens, 04.13.1949 - 12.15.2011

Even a cursory glance at post-modernism shows that it's basically just trendy nonsense. Emphasis on nonsense.

Cooking is primarily an art. Nathan Myhrvold wants to make it much more of a science with a creative flair.

Dougal Dixon has seen the future of the human species and it's not a fun or good one...

It's often tempting to compare advancements in technology to evolution. But they're two fundamentally different processes.

The third, and for now, final installment of a sci-fi experiment focused on this blog's favorite themes.

Jerry Fodor and Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini wrote a book about evolution riddled with mistakes called out by biologists. Now they're pretending their critics are faceless nobodies with suspect credentials.