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A supercollider-induced doomsday has been cancelled for the same reason as the previous one, and the one before that.
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The best metaphor for creationists might be a misanthropic kids' cartoon from the 1990s rather than a wolf in sheep's clothing.
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The jury is still out on whether the Large Hadron Collider can create a micro black hole and whether it can live long enough to be detected.
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Scientists want to drill into a currently sleeping supervolcano to learn more about it. The payoff would be huge, but so are the risks.
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People hate dying in a cataclysm. But they also like the idea of living at the end of history as they know it.
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A high IQ score might make you feel good, but it seems to have relatively few real world advantages.
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University of Akron wants its employees' DNA sample for a GATTACA-style future, opening a Pandora's box of legal and ethical concerns.
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If you've ever entertained the thought of going to a homeopathic doctor, just consider the asinine things they're taught before making your decision.
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Roger Penrose is in no mood for exotic theories. In fact, he thinks its latest papers should be junked.
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Nuclear weapons are the most terrifying devices humanity ever invented. And back in the day, the military explored using psychics to figure out where to aim them.
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Physicist Franklin Felber thinks he found an old formula for pseudo-antigravity propulsion. Unfortunately his math doesn't seem to add up.
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Your DNA contains useful information that's read and translated, but comparing it to a computer database profoundly misses the point.
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Laplace was worried this sort of thing might happen and drive mere mortals insane...
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A human DNA strand has 3 billion base pairs. Your cell nucleus is 0.1 cubic millimeter. How does your genome fit?
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Answers In Genesis' Jason Lisle finds God and proof of a 6,000 year universe in black holes and the speed of light.
