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www.wiringthebrain.com | ||
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aeon.co
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| | | | | Simplistic ideas of how genes 'cause' traits are no longer viable: life is an orderly collection of uncertainties | |
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violentmetaphors.com
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| | | | | "...for he has no right to give names to objects which he cannot define." -Charles Darwin Do "races" exist as meaningful biological categories? Physical anthropologists and human biologists have been studying race (i.e., blacks vs. whites, or Europeans vs. Asians) for centuries. For most of that time, they subscribed to the perspective that race was... | |
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gowers.wordpress.com
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| | | | | First, I'd like to thank the large number of commenters on my previous post for keeping the discussion surprisingly calm and respectful given the topic discussed. In that spirit, and to try to practise the scientific integrity that I claimed to care about, I want to acknowledge that my views about the paper have changed... | |
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www.rocketstackrank.com
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| | | Symbolically, Twelve Tomorrows actually contains only eleven stories. Three of the stories have no proper ending, two have no plot at all, and one isn't even science fiction/fantasy. Only one story in the whole volume is actually a good read. Very disappointing. | ||
