Monthly Archives: June 2015

Ode to Space Balls

Actually, I have no idea what this sculpture on 21st Street, between N and O, Dupont Circle, is:

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Did Vaccination Just Become a Partisan Issue?

If California is any indication, the answer, tragically, is yes (boldface mine): …many states have since taken up legislation to make it harder for parents to skip vaccines. One such bill in California, SB 277, would remove the “personal belief … Continue reading

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Links 6/16/15

Links for you. Science: The Web Will Either Kill Science Journals or Save Them Academic publishers reap huge profits as libraries go broke Why the sea squirt eats its brains out Genetics Allows the Dead to Speak from the Grave … Continue reading

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David Brooks: Still a Movement Conservative…

…just one that has been prettied up. I’ve written many times that nothing in movement conservatism makes sense except in the light of creationism (with apologies to geneticist Theodosius Dobzhansky). And NY Times columnist David Brooks’ pedigree is all movement … Continue reading

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Common Core, Science, and Louisiana

For the record, here’s my thoughts on the Common Core: …I don’t oppose a national curriculum or annual testing: as I’ve written repeatedly, I do think we should be using Massachusetts’ curriculum and tests (including the importance–not so important–that used* … Continue reading

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Links 6/15/15

Links for you. Science: Dogs snub people who are mean to their owners, study finds Sympathy for the Devil? Seeking the Source of Ebola My response to the OSTP’s RFI on the microbiome Funding Fever: Researchers Will Use Genome Editing … Continue reading

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Title IX and Tim Hunt: Some Context

Admittedly, I have no idea what the state of gender discrimination law is in the UK. It also appears that scientist Tim Hunt doesn’t seem to have an active lab at this point. But if he were an active U.S. … Continue reading

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WACO Bikers Get TSA’ed

I’ve long suspected the reason why many white people get bent out of shape over the TSA airport security measures is that it’s one of the few times white people get treated like black and brown people–they are presumed to … Continue reading

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Links 6/14/15

Links for you. Science: Why Congress should not cut funding to the social sciences Viruses on a plane! Getting Loud and Angry In which I’m pretty sure I disagree with Lior Pachter and try to figure out why The Problem … Continue reading

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Amidst All the Fuss Over CRISPR…

The microbiologist in me wants to note that, despite all of the fuss over CRISPR due to its potential in engineering human genomes, bacteria have many ways to protect themselves against bacterial viruses (which is a key function of CRISPR … Continue reading

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