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liorpachter.wordpress.com | ||
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dailynous.com
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| | | | | (ETA: See Update 5, below, from Springer.) An article published recently in Synthese caught the eye of a few Daily Nous readers. Remember the game, "which one of these is not like the others?" Give it try on this selection of the latest articles the journal published: Did you spot it? Spoiler below... ? ? ? | |
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suegardner.org
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| | | | | The New York Times piece on Wikipedia's gender gap has given rise to dozens of great online conversations about why so few women edit Wikipedia. I've been reading ALL of it, because I believe we need to understand the origins of our gender gap before we can solve it. And the people talking --on science... | |
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thelogicofscience.com
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| | | | | In the past few weeks, you have probably seen or heard claims that a new study has found that GMOs contain dangerous levels of formaldehyde; however, the reality is that the study itself is questionable at best, and the claims being made by anti-GMO activists are dangerously misleading. This situation illustrates the crucially important fact... | |
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freethoughtblogs.com
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| | | Wikipedia entry: Loaded question. A loaded question or complex question fallacy is a question which contains a controversial or unjustified assumption (e.g., a presumption of guilt).[1] Aside from ... | ||
