More discussion of science and politics in the wake of Science Online 2012.
Monthly Archive: January 2012
Jan 25 2012
Harper’s Code of Silence
Science is only useful if it’s communicated. The Canadian government is working to put a stop to that.
Jan 24 2012
The Benefits of Monogamy…or Something
A new paper tells us that monogamy has clearly won the cultural battle of ideas–or does it?
Jan 24 2012
Jiggering the Economics of Crime
The prison population is up and crime is down, but is there a clear causal relationship? Or has something else been happening?
Jan 22 2012
You Got Your Politics in My Science
Video and notes on our session from Science Online 2012.
Jan 21 2012
Stage Kiss
Kissing someone onstage is perhaps the least romantic thing you can do. Well, it was for me. It wasn’t my fault, though. I swear.
Jan 21 2012
Saturday Storytime: In the Cold
Kelly Jennings lives and writes in the mountains, which I think shows through in this story. She published her first book, Broken Slate, last year. I consider, as I climb up pasture, why, given how Sergi would love to use my insomnia, I don’t go to the nursery and offer. Earn a bit of good …
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