The intellectuals (and be sure to call them that) over at Edge published a new article today about why scientific ideas like evolution can be so clearly, irrefutably true to some people and false, or even anathema, to others.
They argue that whether you’re sympathetic to, or suspicious of, scientific ideas, you’re probably just throwing in with people you trust.
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This idea might be crazy, but it's certainly worth thinking about. A group of Welsh scientists have developed ...
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In a recent Slate piece Tom Vanderbilt argues that America should embrace the roundabout—specifically the so-called ...
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A celebrated white man gets fired because of his brainless racial comments towards African American college students, and there are ...
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Over the weekend, Times architecture critic Nicolai Ousoussoff published an article talking about the need for cities to drastically reinvent ...
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So far, 2009: not the friendliest year for publishing. But amid the wreckage, smaller magazines that ...
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