Monthly Archives: May 2008

Photo Contest: What’s Your Workbench Look Like?

Our Benevolent Seed Overlords are having a photo contest.
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SUVs: Not Schadenfreude, but Accountability

A participatory democracy requires avoiding giving people an ‘out’, and making people take responsibility themselves. That’s not revenge, but what is simply necessary for a democracy to function.
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Posted in Basic Human Decency, Progressives | 10 Comments

Tristero: It’s Not the Politics, It’s the Collection Plate

Theopolitically conservative churches haven’t been suckered into politics: they use it as a fundraising tool.
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Posted in Conservatives, Funding, Religion | 10 Comments

One Quibble with (One of) Angry Bear’s Rules for Discussing Climate

It’s absolutely normal to have data confirm or support a previously held position. It’s when you exclude data that conflict with your position, that you have a problem.
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Posted in Hypotheses | 1 Comment

How to Buy ‘Liberal’ Media Pundits

Somerby explains the economics of the polite liberal pundit.
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Posted in News Media | 4 Comments

Creationism and Molecular Evolution

What’s nuts about creationists is that the molecular evidence for natural selection is incredibly strong, unless you posit a God that likes to deceive people. Or maybe DNA is a Satanic plot.
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Posted in Creationism, Evolution, Genetics | 7 Comments

The Silly Distinction Between CA-MRSA and HA-MRSA

It’s all just MRSA.
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Posted in Antibiotics, Evolution, Microbiology, MRSA | 6 Comments

Clinton Is in Real Trouble with the Democratic Base

Clinton does worse than George “Macacawitz” Allen?
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Posted in Democrats | 6 Comments

Caitlin Flanagan Is “Thoughtful”?

Only if you were dropped on your head repeatedly as an infant.
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Posted in Fucking Morons, News Media, Racism | 5 Comments

Poll About GINA

What do you think about GINA?
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Posted in Civil Liberties, Genomics | 1 Comment