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Unfortunately, some of the most popular sci-fi weapons are only impressive because they sound cool...
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The Templeton foundation claims they're funding projects that will answer "the big questions" posed by science and religion. Don't believe them.
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It's not just the right that doesn't understand evolution or how it works. The fringe left also has some very bizarre ideas about it.
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Is there such a thing as a limit to how much information your brain can store? Amazingly, there doesn't appear to be one.
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Weird Things talks to Phil Plait about astronomy, skepticism, and correcting people who are wrong on the internet.
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Dinosaurs were wiped out by a huge asteroid, right? But what if it wasn't the final blow? Or not the only trigger for a mass extinction?
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Are we about to see another short ice age as solar activity plummets?
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In a universe where everything is made of chemicals, "natural" is just a buzzword used to make a bigger profit.
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BioLogos is determined to bridge the divides between science and religion by... well, avoiding any topic of substance.
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Africa is the cradle of humanity, which is why it's the most exciting place to study the early days of modern human evolution.
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Finally, there's an explanation for the Huffington Post's sudden explosion of pseudoscientific screeds.
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A new paper shows that far from requiring precise physics to exist, matter as we know it can form within a relatively wide range of tolerances.
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The Daily Fail is still failing, especially when it comes to science.
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The famed naturalist and science communicator is back with a new documentary about evolution that avoids similar efforts' typical mistakes.
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The fellows at the John Templeton Foundation have a new idea of reconciling science and religion: mealy-mouth, vague apologetics.
