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One of the great evolutionary leaps in history has been the development of modern science.by sylvialafairphd / on Jan 25, 2011
Latest blogosphere posts tagged “scientific method”
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January 22, 1561
Professor Olsen @ Large —
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On this date in London was born Francis Bacon, an English lawyer, statesman, essayist, historian, intellectual reformer, philosopher, and champion of modern science. His works established and popularized an inductive methodology for scientific inquiry, often called the Baconian method or … Continue reading →1 week ago -
Paul Davidson: What Makes Economists So Sure of Themselves, Anyway?
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By Paul Davidson, America’s foremost post-Keynesian economist. Davidson is currently the Holly Professor of Excellence, Emeritus at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. In 1978 Davidson and Sydney Weintraub founded the Journal for Post-Keynesian Economics. Davidson is the author of numerous books, the most ...1 week ago -
The Learning Network Blog: Lesson Plan | Peer Review Meets D.I.Y.: Publishing a Student Science Journal
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A GLOBAL FORUM Ijad Madisch, 31, a virologist and computer scientist, founded ResearchGate, a Berlin-based social networking platform for scientists that has more than 1.3 million members.1 week ago -
Singularity 101: Be Skeptical! (Even of Skeptics)
The Work of Michael Shermer —
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Michael Shermer appeared on the Singularity 1 on 1 podcast after meeting its creator, Nikola (a.k.a “Socrates”), at a recent Singularity Summit in New York ( watch Michael’s lecture ). Discussion included a variety of topics such as: Michael’s education at a Christian college and original interest in ...1 week ago -
Engaging “Productive Stupidity”
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Len Schlesinger I recently came across an article in Cell Science that intrigued me and gets to the core of this question. The title—”The Importance of Stupidity in Scientific Research”—was reason alone to pique my curiosity. What I didn’t expect was to find a powerful insight into student learning ...1 week ago -
Apocalypse Now: Life Imitates Bad Science Fiction
Wolf Howling —
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The plot is familiar to all readers of modern horror. A mad scientist - or the U.S. military - creates a deadly virus that can destroy a substantial portion of the worlds population. The bug is released, accidentally or purposefully, and the few survivors face life in a post-apocalyptic world. Life, it seems, ...2 weeks ago -
Exploring Your World with Sid
Ty's Toy Box Blog —
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Science was never my thing in school. In fact, I talked my way out of dissecting a worm in the 3rd grade. The teacher let me do some other tasks that counted in place of the dissection. However, when I … Continue reading →2 weeks ago -
make your own future
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Yesterday, I accurately said that there was nothing I could add to the letter A Girl and Her Gun wrote to those who would deprive her of her rights , and I stand by those words; however, coincidence is God’s way of remaining anonymous, and here I am… shall-we-say "expanding" on her driving point. I found ...2 weeks ago -
December 31, 1514, O.S. (a Sunday)
Professor Olsen @ Large —
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On this date at 5:45 AM, the physician and anatomist Andreas Vesalius was born in Brussels, Belgium (at that time part of the Holy Roman Empire). Vesalius sought to understand the mechanisms of the natural world through careful observation, no … Continue reading →4 weeks ago



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