Around the Intertubes….

Posted on March 16, 2008 by | 5 Comments

Funny…
Facebook: Community for Loners
Would You Prefer Stupidity Or Apathy With Your Incompetence? and Birth Of A Nation
Paralyzed
Bad Science Journalism: The Myth of the Oppressed Underdog and Statisticians are verifiably insane
Do periods of rest improve learning?
Barnacle sex.
Second Life exhibition about the pleasure of the table in Roma
Snakes versus newts – FIGHT!
Gas passings
Harmony between humans and animals created via Photoshop
Misleading headline of the day: sea level is falling!
NY Times: Kafka’s cockroach real! (Really?)
Sentencing Crack-down
Anyone have a spare Andy Goldsworthy?
3.14
The World Why’d Webb?
Pregnant and New Moms Have Anxious Dreams
The Politics of Fear: Right vs. Left
With Opponents Like These, Who Needs Allies?
Evolution as a Heuristic, and Evidence for it
Elections in Serbia, again, Macedonia’s government collapses too and Swords Paperclips from the North
I just got two of these, from different students.
Paper Writing
T ‘takes the fun out of science’ D
In Which I Am Angry At Great Length, 1

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5 responses to “Around the Intertubes….”

  1. Pierce R. Butler's avatar Pierce R. Butler | March 17, 2008 at 9:53 am |

    Aww – after looking at the excerpt from this posting on the “Last 24 Hours” page, I came here hoping to learn just how it happened that Birth Of A Nation Paralyzed Bad Science Journalism…

  2. Coturnix's avatar Coturnix | March 17, 2008 at 9:55 am |

    LOL! That is a topic of a future blog post!

  3. L. Riofrio's avatar L. Riofrio | March 18, 2008 at 12:18 am |

    Thanks for the “3.14” link! I am glad that you are following this little blog. Scienceblogs could really use some writing about Space. If you ever need another blog…

  4. Amanda's avatar Amanda | March 18, 2008 at 9:43 pm |

    Thanks for the link! I’m excited that you’re following my blog!

  5. mollishka's avatar mollishka | March 23, 2008 at 1:40 pm |

    Hey, I just noticed the link. Thanks!