Anti-science. AKA Intelligent Design.
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Weekly Address: Taking Control of Our Energy Future
President Obama talks about how the American auto industry is back and creating cars that are better than ever -- and says we need to fight for a c...
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14 hours ago
Fox News Rush Limbaugh Apology Report Omits Insult?
170+ Fox News Bias videos at http://bit.ly/jdC5ju
Rush Limbaugh definitely owed an apology to Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke for calling her ...
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What a notpology. Oh, I still meant what I said; I just selected the wrong words. In future, I'll use terms like "lady of the night", "brothel queen", and "cock-sampler", rather than "slut" and "prostitute", since those are obviously keywords that lib'ruls and feminazis latch on to.
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The Moon in 2012... hour by hour
Folks at the NASA GSFC Scientific Visualization Studio created this amazing animation showing our view of the Moon over the entire year of 2012 wit...
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@subliminalvibes ~/Gravity/Perspective between orbiting bodies/
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The arrogance of being thick as a brick
The questions were posed by:
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The footage regarding black holes came from a BBC documentary. The only c...
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Upboats for Jethro Tull.
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6 days ago
Legalize Everything - Einstein 2012
Senator Jefferson Einstein, Junior Republican from South Dakota, eloquently elaborates on the libertarian views which have helped him surge in the ...
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@benpl14
Probable. Fun thing is, there's no way in hell he'll win the general election. Independents don't vote for bigots or theocrats.
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6 days ago
The burning of zirconium
"The burning of zirconium at night, in the darkness" :)
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@AKAtheA Not if it doesn't self-sustain.
About Anti-science. AKA Intelligent Design.
The Dunning-Kruger effect is, essentially, confidence in ignorance. It's specifically the phenomena that people tend to be far more confident in their knowledge the less of it they have.
You're ignorant, and you always will be, just like me. But there's hope! You can join me in trying to be Less Wrong!
The Dunning-Kruger effect is, essentially, confidence in ignorance. It's specifically the phenomena that people tend to be far more confident in their knowledge the less of it they have.
You're ignorant, and you always will be, just like me. But...
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Poe-troll says what?