What Chuck Norris can never do.
The question whose answer is 42
Who the jams are and why we must kick them out
The axioms of physics
Whether Hissing Sid was guilty
Whether P=NP
How 7/3 arises in Navier-Stokes theory
The bin you can never choose from
Whether to be or not to be
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Our place in the universe
The chemistry of Cold Dark Matter
What evil is
How magnetic fields reconnect
The emergence of consciousness
What life is
Where the aliens are
The Nine Billion Names of God
Whether any given program will halt
But I ain't telling.
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As the Supreme Court begins to emerge from its summer hibernation, lots of stories are coming out previewing impending cases and controversies.
No, seriously. The paper in which Carrie Jenkins presents a conceptual analysis of flirting is here (via Online Papers in Philosophy). An except:
I'm not going to Boston this year for the AAAS meeting--Sheril will be my eyes and ears--but I didn't have to be there to hear about what Nobel laureate David Baltimore said during his president's address yesterday. He began by prominently highlighting ScienceDebate2008.
This prompted quite a chuckle from me. An Agape Press article about a court ruling that a Christian prison ministry could not receive tax dollars without violating the establishment clause began with this:
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Hell, I can put it all into iambic pentameter, or limericks, or Burma-Shave signs along Route 66.
But I ain't gonna.