Medical Science: Me Gusta La Science

Friday, May 29, 2015

Me Gusta La Science

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If everyone else is drinking beer, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson orders a milkshake. If he’s in a boardroom full of people in suits, he spins around in the swivel chairs. And when it snows, he still catches snowflakes. These are some of the ways, Dr Google could launch an effort to keep trolls and bad information at bay, with a program that would rank websites according to veracity, and sort results according to those rankings. Currently, the search engine ranks pages according to popularity, which In part 2 of our interview with Rep. John Culberson (R-Tex.), we turn to the controversy over another agency under his jurisdiction as chairman of the House Appropriation Committee's subcommittee on commerce, justice, and science: the National Science You know, the dress. The one everyone’s been talking about — the one that may seem gold and white to some or blue and black to others, and the internet has gone absolutely crazy with viral pictures of the dress and discussions about what color it is. "In case we have forgotten, because we keep hearing that 2014 has been the warmest year on record, I ask the chair, you know what this is? It's a snowball. And that's just from outside here. So it's very, very cold out." Reminder: Inhofe is a grown man who It's as if all the pieces are falling in place to give birth to the SkyNet nightmare that haunts us in the Terminator universe: self-driving cars, a fleet of interconnected Internet-bearing satellites, and now, shape-shifting and self-propelling metal. .

Science is being squeezed out of English primary schools, with a third not providing the recommended two hours of teaching a week, research suggests. The Confederation of British Industry study also suggests science has become less of a priority in many Montana lawmakers are preparing to debate a proposed bill that furthers the anti-abortion strategy of emphasizing “fetal pain” — the unscientific theory that fetuses are sentient after about 20 weeks of pregnancy. An increasing number of states are Wikipedia defines pseudo science as “a claim, belief, or practice which is presented as scientific, but which does not adhere to a valid scientific methodology, lacks supporting evidence or plausibility, cannot be reliably tested, or otherwise lacks Most science communication appeals to those who already love science. It's harder, but important, to reach out to the disengaged too. Suzette Searle has received funding from Inspiring Australia (Department of Industry and Science). Craig Cormick does not .