I just got my 150th anniversary edition of Origin for free with a special introduction by Ray Comfort. I’m glad my university among the best at brainwashing young minds with the atheistic, racist, and thoroughly debunked theory of evolution by means of natural selection. Please note the sarcasm.
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For current and future science faculty: an interesting guest-post by Stephen Quake on Olivia Judson’s column can be found HERE. I’ll get back to real posting after next week.
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I managed to watch most of the recent National Geographic special title “Stress: Portrait of a Killer” on PBS last night. The program itself was an excellent summary of the effects of psychological stress on physiology in both humans and nonhuman primates. Robert Sapolsky’s research on stress response in wild baboons served as the jumping [...]
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