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Monthly Archives: October 2007
Quick shorts
I will some time, honest, write a proper review of Oliver Morton’s book Eating the Sun. For the moment I just want to say that it is the first pop science book I have read since The Extended Phenotype where … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Blather
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Dennett and the appearance of design
Potentilla, in comments, draws attention to Steve Fuller’s defence of his own testimony at the Dover ID trial. There is a 115 comment thread on the Philosopher’s Magazine blog, in which Fuller attempts to defend himself against all comers. Life … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Science without worms
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Random notes
The monologue here from the Guardian’s Weekend Magazine, seems to me quite flawless. It is a teenage girl being censorious about another’s thong. The latest Pew Global Attitudes Survey is out, and I really wish I had access to the … Continue reading Continue reading
Not growing old: the Dorian Gray convention
I went to the Indie 21st anniversary bash last night; it was held in the upstairs room of the Angel, a sleazepit almost unchanged in twenty years. Even the man behind the bar was the same Irishman. I had expected … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Blather
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Mary Midgley update
She had been due to speak today at a discussion of Intelligent Design in London; she is ill and won’t make it. That’s a shame. I would in any case have missed it, since I have to go to a … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Science without worms
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Enoch Powell considered as a Christian
One of the things about having used computers for a long time is that your records go back a long way In particular, because I have been using Ecco, on and off, for nearly fifteen years now, I have some … Continue reading Continue reading