An author of the paper on recent human evolution was interviewed for the last 15 minutes of the first hour of Science Friday. The audio archive will be available soon. Also, I hear that you'll see a new article on this paper in The New York Times this weekend, so check for Nick Wade's byline.
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I wrote earlier about how consultants for PG&E published a fraudulent article exonerating chromium-6. The Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine is now publishing a retraction of the paper.
There's an essay in the latest issue of Science & Spirit on the history and value of doubt called "Redeeming Saint Thomas." It carries my byline and I'm quite proud of i
Rainy today. But that's better than SNOW. Let's celebrate with some links. Science:
Listened to it yet?
Interviewer: "So, now that we live in a cell phone society, we could imagine genes being selected that have to do will cell phone use?"
Pritchard: "um....right, well, um..."
good shit.
Listened to it yet?
yeah, i listened to it live. as for the cell phone thing, give flatow a break, heez an engineer! :)