Category: Science
“Fearless”: Princeton Mathematician Sergiu Klainerman on Berlinski’s Human Nature
“The man is fearless in pursuing lines of reasoning that are considered taboo by current standards.”
Bioethics Coming to Elementary and High Schools?
Bioethicist Jacob M. Appel wants the bioethics movement to educate your children about the policy and personal conundrums that involve medical care and health public policy.
Phillip Johnson: A Fond Farewell
I have the unique distinction of having contributed in the same year to the Festschrifts of both Phil Johnson and Richard Dawkins. I feel a bit like a double agent.
More Ways of Information-Sharing Found in Living Things
Sharing of information is not evolution. It’s like sharing library books, not writing them.
“Genomic Perfection” Versus “Cellular Survival”
Here is a thought-provoking hypothesis in this week’s Science. I wonder how (or if) it could be tested.