Dinosaurs The Physics of Long Necks March 1, 2015 Long-necked sauropods faced a fundamental problem in physics when stooping down to drink. CONTINUE READING
Politics and Ethics Freedom: The Best Conservation Strategy February 28, 2015 Do-gooder environmentalists trying to save the Amazon rainforests make the problem worse. CONTINUE READING
Intelligent Design Backward Wiring of Eye Retina Confirmed as Optimal February 27, 2015 You can't get any better performance out of an eyeball than the way it's designed, backward wiring and all. CONTINUE READING
Physics Classical Physics Is Non-Deterministic February 26, 2015 It's not just quantum mechanics that's weird. Reality—no matter the scientific foundation—is weird, too. CONTINUE READING
Genetics Epigenome Project Finds Symphony in Cells February 21, 2015 If all cells have the same genome, why do they look and act differently? The epigenome conducts each part in the symphony. CONTINUE READING
Health "Natural Evil" May Be Broken Good February 16, 2015 Things in nature we consider nasty are sometimes good systems that have broken. CONTINUE READING
Mind and Brain Can an Evolved Brain Choose Good and Evil? February 15, 2015 If the brain evolved, wouldn't anything the mind does be determined by forces beyond one's control? CONTINUE READING
Politics and Ethics Social Darwinism Is Back February 10, 2015 If you thought Social Darwinism went out with eugenics, look at what leaders of social policy are saying. CONTINUE READING
Biomimetics Fun With Biomimetics February 7, 2015 Here are new things we're learning from plants and animals, where nature is the engineering professor. CONTINUE READING
Mammals Mammals vs. Evolution February 6, 2015 Whether living or fossilized, mammals do not tell an evolutionary story. CONTINUE READING
Early Man Evolutionary Anthropology as Religion February 5, 2015 There's something magical about believing in evolutionary anthropology: a sense of numinous awe at how much they don't know but believe might be possible. CONTINUE READING
Mind and Brain Language Came Before Neurons February 3, 2015 Experiments hint at the precedence of mind before brain when it comes to language.... and love. CONTINUE READING
Education Big Science Faces Credibility Gap February 2, 2015 Many people skeptical of scientific consensus are not uninformed or scientifically illiterate, study shows. CONTINUE READING
Fossils These "Evolutionary" Fossils Don't Help Evolutionary Theory January 31, 2015 Anti-evolutionary implications can stare paleontologists in the face, yet they still invoke evolutionary theory. CONTINUE READING
Mammals Smart Mammal Tricks January 29, 2015 Take any animal group. The closer you look, the more interesting things get. Check out four mammals. CONTINUE READING