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Category: Science & Society

Scary Scientists?

by Anastasia Bodnar19 April 20084 Comments

We've all seen movies and even cartoons featuring half or fully crazed scientists putting the world in danger all for some strangely nonsensical evil plan. What I want to know is: were did this archetype come from? It's easy to…

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Expelled Exposed

by Anastasia Bodnar16 April 20083 Comments

The National Center for Science Education (NCSE) has created a site that responds to the recently released movie "Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed", called "Expelled Exposed". I'm not sure what is on the site, as it is currently down (digg effect),…

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The new organic

by Anastasia Bodnar26 March 20086 Comments

Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison report that "organic forage crops yielded as much or more dry matter as their conventional counterparts with quality sufficient to produce as much milk as the conventional systems; and organic grain crops: corn, soybean,…

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Out of the ether

by Anastasia Bodnar5 March 2008

Twitter has a feature that allows you to watch certain keywords. I like to keep my finger on the pulse of the GMO debate, so I follow "GMO". This one made me laugh out loud: heard best excuse ever for…

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Musings on Darwin

by Anastasia Bodnar14 February 20082 Comments

Throughout history, a lucky few people have been in the right place, at the right time, with enough intelligence to connect the dots in the world around them. Darwin was one of these people. In Darwin's time, some naturalists were…

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Finding the Truth

by Anastasia Bodnar25 January 20086 Comments

The “evidence” against genetic engineering is typically not evidence at all. It is usually hearsay that isn’t backed up by science, a misplacing of blame, or a misunderstanding about farming, biotechnology, or biology in general. This isn’t necessarily the fault…

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