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Daily Archives: April 26, 2015
Chaos And Breakdown Of Society Matters
I was next door to this restaurant two weeks ago for the American Physical Society meeting at the Hilton Hotel. Later that week I was likely shot at riding my bike to the gym in Columbia, and two days later … Continue reading
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The Law Of Unintended Consequences
A few years ago, prominent skeptics signed up for a temperature data project called “Berkeley Earth” – which was headed up by a Berkeley professor (Richard Muller) who told them he was a skeptic and wanted to prove the NASA … Continue reading
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