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May
24
2012
Wish I'd written this tale of anesthesia & murder. But @DrRubidium did it first and probably better: http://t.co/mTQrNyie
May
23
2012
Do kids spend 6+hrs in front of screens? No. @vaughanbell dissects Aric Sigman's latest "evidence-ambivalent" bollocks http://t.co/G9PWnPVj
This is beautiful - @alexismadrigal watches an eclipse by turning his fist into a pinhole camera, entrances passers-by http://t.co/VLLsWkOX
May
22
2012
excellent suggestion. RT @brianr: @mistersugar suggestion: Add editors note that user interface that will change someday. :)
May
20
2012
@David_Dobbs Love his work. Where is that quote from?
Gopnik on the science of what makes a good story—and what doesn't. http://t.co/uIQ2hHHL
May
19
2012
Fired, rehired and then speaks her mind about life & data at the EPA @NatureNews Q&A http://t.co/N5IoJl0N
@tom_hartley @PsychScientists And that graphic is just Fig 1 of the Fanelli paper.
'my head is as full of oddly assorted ideas, as a bottle on the table is with animals.' #darwinonthisday 1832
@edyong209 @PsychScientists no complaint from me.But then that kind of reductionist approach to psychology is why do critical/community work
May
17
2012
Stunning story. How disruptions to the National Children's Study are hitting the parents who signed up for it http://t.co/4kCUrJLF
Stephen Walter’s Map Of Subterranean London, including unsolved murders and pagan burial sites http://t.co/jCErLoI9 via @londonist
@David_Dobbs On a related note, have you heard about this subterranean map of London? It looks absolutely fascinating: http://t.co/By2g5KiM
May
16
2012
@leonidkruglyak @girlscientist If you're doing a GWAS on 100K people, you'll find SOMETHING - don't have to hunt for spurious signal.
@leonidkruglyak @girlscientist Thinking harder: the risk really comes when evidence for hypothesis is essential for publication.
May
14
2012
"Reading is the development and discovery of identity, just as writing is the expression and imparting of it." http://t.co/oi8Kbm8D
May
8
2012
From the Guardian: Science Weekly podcast: Jonah Lehrer on creativity and the brain http://t.co/9ILvHwaI
May
5
2012
"Much love much trial, but what an utter desert is life without love." - Darwin (that cold-hearted scientist) http://t.co/Zg7udy4s
May
4
2012
Really important: how Grist turned critics into fans after publishing a story based on a dubious scientific paper. http://t.co/sqzyFCxt
May
2
2012
nice! RT @mistersugar: Just posted: The four Cs of inspiration: Overlapping networks of ScienceOnline http://t.co/Ky31ZxSj
Important points on anthropology and the biocultural approach, by @KateClancy http://t.co/12BxwWYR
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