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As a UK adviser is fired over politically unpalatable advice and an English teacher is suspended over an article about animal sexuality, the fate of facts is on the line.
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Instruments that see objects smaller than the wavelengths of visible light have been developed to explore the nanoscale. Electron microscopes, which illuminate specimens with beams of electrons instead ...
Steve Levin
Steve Levin
Great visualization of impossibly small surfaces
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As obesity rates soar, Americans are consuming more low-calorie artificial sweeteners. But do artificial sweeteners actually help people lose weight?
Manquez Chaton
Manquez Chaton
no, not when you use12 packs to a glass of ice tea@ 298 pounds, heaved with 2 doube burgers 2 large fries and that sunday on sale. true enuf in one eye popping sittting.
Thu at 10:55pm
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SEED MAGAZINE Good news! Dan DeLong, IL teacher suspended last week for using a Seed article in an assignment is now unsuspended!

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Students say Dan DeLong, an honors English teacher at Southwestern High School in Piasa, Illinois, was suspended last week after at least one parent complained about the assignment.
Deb Keller
Deb Keller
HOW FUCKED UP IS THAT???????????????/ we need to take this country back from ignorant parents
November 3 at 3:26pm
Salma
Salma
Rather careless on the teacher's part. Parents can be very sensitive and it's part of his job to make sure that they stay happy. He could have easily done this through proper channel with parent permission forms. Suspension as a consequence was a bit severe -- a warning would have sufficed.
November 3 at 4:05pm
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A new biography explores Jacques Cousteau’s strange and colorful life but struggles to uncover why he has been so quickly forgotten.
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SEED MAGAZINE This Wed, we'll be at AMNH's SciCafe series, where Peter Richerson talks Darwin, culture, and social media. Admission is free plus there will be music/drinks. Hope to see you there!

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Will social networking sites like Facebook affect the course of human evolution? According to anthropologist Peter Richerson of UC Davis, our success as a species owes as much to our social interactions as to our genetics. ...
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November releases feature the mysteries of Grigori Perelman, the evolutionary origins of reading, and new strategies for containing deadly strains of flu.
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As alternative energy funding plans are rolled out, a long-running debate over nuclear rages on Earth and in space.
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SEED MAGAZINE Seed Magazine and @jonahlehrer: Corrupting the minds of youth...with SCIENCE. http://bit.ly/re9ZM

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A Southwestern High School English teacher has been suspended after reports he had students in his classes to read an article about homsexuality in the animal kingdom.
Ren
Ren
science is evil. sex is dirty. knowledge is dangerous. bad bad teacher. next time shut up and hand them a mindless worksheet.
October 30 at 3:30pm
Eduardo Yeh
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On the 40th anniversary of the first internet connection, a look back on how a flash of insight and a 20-minute meeting got it all started.
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Despite centuries of investigation, scientists still have much to learn about the origins and meaning of the placebo effect.
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SEED MAGAZINE What are the best ideas—be they technologies, concepts, legal policies,
or states of mind—that have been revived from the first wave
environmental movement? Which forgotten ideas should be revisited?

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Which modern enviro concepts are throwbacks to the past? Four experts discuss the technologies, laws, and states of mind that have their roots in the environmental first wave.
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Organic foods are exploding in popularity. But fears of biotechnology—and a widespread mistrust of science—won’t help efforts to create a truly sustainable agriculture.
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A pair of elegant experiments delve deep into the brains of animals, while a pair of authors stir up a storm over their take on global warming.
Deb Keller
Deb Keller
they are smarter than humans
October 23 at 10:35am
Deb Keller
Deb Keller
ps/ humans are the only animal that moves home with its parents! (bill cosby)
October 23 at 10:38am