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    Wacky Sci-Fi “Laws”
    haraya
    by haraya  8-18-2008   
     If that’s not enough for you, check out Wikipedia’s list of eponymous laws .
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    Psychology, Sociology most politically correct fields
    jklugman
    by jklugman  7-25-2008    1
      The first thing that Simmons does in the study with the database — which covers a range of disciplines and institution types — is to identify a politically correct cohort, reflecting largely common views on a set of issues that are seen as defining political correctness. He finds a set of issues that produce this cohort. The views are the belief that gender gaps in math and science fields are largely due to discrimination; support for affirmative action; and belief that discrimination is a key cause of racial inequities in American society. Generally, members of this cohort see race and gender as fundamental — and share that belief much more than beliefs about the curriculum or scholarship, such that the study says that “multiculturalism trumps postmodernism.” Via Tyler Cowen
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    Periodic Table of Elements Printmaking Project
    haraya
    by haraya  1-28-2008    1
     Scroll down to see the table, and click on the thumbs for a larger view of the print and more info.
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    42 predictions
    wildcat
    by wildcat  1-13-2008    1
     go play with the future
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    Mad about the man
    haraya
    by haraya  12-15-2007   
     Comic by Kate Beaton . History is Rad and she's going to come up with more.. List: 1- Soren Kierkegaard 2- Benedict Arnold 3- Agnes McPhail 4- Mary Shelley 5- Queen Elizabeth I 6- Emperor Norton 7- Benjamin Disraeli 8- Nikola Tesla 9- Genghis Khan 10- David Hume
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    Vidgame to teach basic neuroscience
    haraya
    by haraya  8-16-2007    4
     No Remarks
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    Everything is made of atoms
    haraya
    by haraya  8-4-2007    11
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    "Dumber in English"
    haraya
    by haraya  7-18-2007   
      Biophysicist and author Stefan Klein wants to ensure the future of German as a language of science. Our academic language is on the verge of atrophy, he says. ... Anyone who only encounters scientific research in a foreign language pays a heavy price, even if he is a master of the idiom. "We are dumber in English" – this was the conclusion that researchers came to in Sweden and the Netherlands, where children were introduced to English on their first day of school. Lectures in English are part of every subject, but nevertheless, the test results are about ten percent lower on average than in courses taught in the mother tongue. In English seminars, students ask and answer fewer questions; they give the overall impression of being somewhat more helpless. Neither students nor teachers are generally aware of the problem, because they all overestimate their expertise in English. The entire article is interesting.
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    Researcher Links Storytelling, Math Ability
    haraya
    by haraya  6-24-2007    3
      This study suggests that building strong storytelling skills early in the preschool years may be helpful in preparing children for learning mathematics when they enter school. ''It is also a nice finding, I think, because storytelling is something every parent can easily do and foster with their children, without the need to buy any fancy toys or materials,'' said O'Neill. Given these findings, O'Neill is continuing in further studies, also funded by Science and Engineering Research Canada, to explore more precisely what aspects of storytelling are linked to aspects of mathematical ability.
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    Science's 10 Most Beautiful Physics Experiments
    haraya
    by haraya  6-18-2007    2
     check out the source for descriptions and animations of the experiments.
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    Smokers' Weak Point Identified
    haraya
    by haraya  1-29-2007    3
      The discovery gives neuroscientists fresh insight into the complex neurological circuitry of the addiction.
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    Fantasy, Myth, Science Fiction
    skwirlinator
    by skwirlinator  1-20-2007   
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    Oranges cure cancer?
    junglejunkie
    by junglejunkie  1-17-2007    1
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    What is the purpose of the hymen?
    haraya
    by haraya  1-17-2007    6
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    20 Most Popular Myths in Science
    haraya
    by haraya  1-8-2007    5
     No Remarks
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    Maths Solution Tops Science Class
    haraya
    by haraya  12-22-2006    1
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    How Learning Influences Smell
    haraya
    by haraya  12-21-2006    2
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    Gender Difference in Grammar
    wildcat
    by wildcat  12-10-2006    6
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    Merman's Digestive System
    haraya
    by haraya  11-24-2006    3
     :D
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    Gestures say so much, whatever your language
    haraya
    by haraya  11-21-2006   
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    What We Didn't Know About the Periodic Table of Elements
    haraya
    by haraya  11-19-2006   
     Credit where credit is due. Entire article here .
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    UN Sanctions Could Further Damage Iranian Science
    haraya
    by haraya  11-2-2006   
     No Remarks
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    The Myth of Prodigy and Why it Matters
    Kore7
    by Kore7  11-1-2006    1
     Science writer, Malcolm Gladwell, debates the worth of placing so much attention on childhood prodigies and whether the notion of childhood prodigy hasn't been romanticized beyond it's importance. Our romanticized view of precociousness matters. When certain kids are singled out as gifted or talented, Gladwell suggested, it creates an environment that may be subtly discouraging to those who are just average. “In singling out people like me at age 13 for special treatment, we discouraged other kids from ever taking up running at all. And we will never know how many kids who might have been great milers had they been encouraged and not discouraged from joining running, might have ended up as being very successful 10 years down the road.”
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    Hawking: Why does the universe bother...
    ericw
    by ericw  10-25-2006    8
     More great scientific quotes at the source.
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    Levi's memoir beats Darwin to win science book title
    haraya
    by haraya  10-24-2006   
     Took a class on the Shoah in college. I learned so much from Primo Levi. The shortlist Primo Levi The Periodic Table Konrad Lorenz King Solomon's Ring Tom Stoppard Arcadia Richard Dawkins The Selfish Gene Other nominations James Watson The Double Helix Bertolt Brecht The Life of Galileo Peter Medawar Pluto's Republic Charles Darwin Voyage of the Beagle Stephen Pinker The Blank Slate Oliver Sacks A Leg to Stand On
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    The Power of a Stereotype
    haraya
    by haraya  10-21-2006    1
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    Wacky Science Winners
    haraya
    by haraya  10-21-2006   
     Hilarious! And those scientists are adorably geeky. Why doesn't a woodpecker get headaches? Watch the video :)
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    If You Watch Science Fiction, You Help The Enemy
    haraya
    by haraya  10-19-2006    3
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    Philosophy of Science: Historicism & Rationality
    Djiezes
    by Djiezes  10-3-2006   
     A short introduction on the philosophy of science (kuhn, lakatos, laudan) & some remarks on the viability of rationality in these theories.
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    Beauty and the brain
    invictus
    by invictus  9-26-2006    2
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    Mistrust of Science - The problem of a Hegelian Dialectism
    Djiezes
    by Djiezes  9-23-2006    9
     Other interesting responses at the source site. This critique points to a quite valid & troubling observation.
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    God isn't afraid of science
    arifsali
    by arifsali  9-18-2006    5
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    Refining intelligent design
    tpq62
    by tpq62  9-10-2006    2
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    Photographic Periodic Table
    Djiezes
    by Djiezes  9-10-2006    3
     click source to view it in its full beauty.
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    Science T-Shirts
    tpq62
    by tpq62  8-21-2006   
     Prison slang meets physics.
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    Salt and Pepper, Up-Close (Real Close)
    adamc
    by adamc  10-23-2005    13
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