The same basic problem afflicts every profession with specialized jargon: academics in the humanities and social sciences , doctors, lawyers, politicians, movie and television producers–even the manager-speak mocked by Dilbert and other …
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Don’t let the teaching of science be influenced by criticisms not solidly supported by the scientific literature.
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Returning to a few prior posts on the responsible and well regulated use of Animals in Research, I note that I never took up this most interesting topic for discussion, namely the nature of “unnecessary duplication” of research using …
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Animals in Research: Unnecessary Duplication : DrugMonkey
Topically, given the debate about science communication that has been happening in the wake of of “Unscientific America”, in a recent article William Dembski dives into the whole Global Warming Denialism thing [1]. …
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