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The Peppered Myth
Of moths and men: An evolutionary tale
Jonathan Wells
posted 09/01/02
It Takes Three to Tango
Neither syntax nor semantics maps the full richness of everyday speech.
John H. McWhorter
posted 07/01/02
The Small Chill
Rediscovering climate's impact on history
Donald A. Yerxa
posted 05/01/02
The Big Chills
Are modern humans the survivors of hundreds of episodes of rapid global cooling?
John Wilson
posted 05/01/02
Father of Eugenics
Notorious today as the founding father of eugenics, Francis Galton was honored as one of the leading scientists of his day.
Richard Weikart
posted 05/01/02
God and Time Machines
A conversation with Templeton Prize-winning physicist Paul Davies
Karl W. Giberson
posted 03/01/02
Of Poetry and Polyspermy
The natural history of human reproduction.
Bethany Torode
posted 01/01/02
A Geography of Reading
Why the WTO protestors had it wrong
David N. Livingstone
posted 01/01/02
The Warden of Time and Space
Part 3: Summing Newton up.
Karl W. Giberson
posted 01/01/02
The Warden of Time and Space
Part 2: Newton's Principia.
Karl W. Giberson
posted 11/01/01
Galileo Had a Daughter
Science is always entangled in the particulars of a time and place.
Virginia Stem Owens
posted 05/01/01
Darwinism Gone to Seed
Disseminating Darwinism: The Role of Place, Race, Religion, and Gender
James Moore
posted 03/01/01
The Universe Has a Mind of Its Own
A conversation with Templeton Prize-winner Freeman Dyson.
Interview by Karl W. Giberson
posted 11/01/00
How Not to Do a Sex Change
Heather Looy
posted 09/01/00
Science, Southern-Style
David N. Livingstone
posted 09/01/00
Creation by Design
Alan G. Padget
posted 07/01/00
Science in miniature
Catherine H. Crouch
posted 07/01/00
Mr. Uncertainty: Part1: The battle over Heisenberg.
Karl Giberson
posted 03/01/00
Because It Works, That's Why!
William A. Dembski
posted 03/01/00
Much Ado About Nada
Karl W. Giberson
posted 01/01/00
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