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By mikethemadbiologist on January 15, 2010.

Thank Intelligent Designer it's Friday. Here are some links. Science:

It's Not Too Late to Get Vaccinated Against H1N1 Flu
Unscientific America and Pluto: The problem isn't the scientists
"Blithering idiocy"
Giant Spider Species Discovered in Middle Eastern Sand Dunes
Climate Denial Sociopathology, Creationism: Hacked Emails, Piltdown
The Future of Second Generation Sequencing

Other:

Poll: More Think Health Care Reform Isn't Ambitious Enough
How objectification silences women - the male glance as a psychological muzzle
Feminism Fail
Ancient Costa Rica Pt. 2: The narrow road to Guayabo
The Ph.D. and wages
Fannie, Freddie, and the New Red and Blue
Crime Statistics for MBTA Stations
Gilbert Arenas may be a moron, but his critics are downright insufferable.
Our Blubbering Elite

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WTF @ that phd wage story :(

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I also reviewed Unscientific America recently.

By Joel (not verified) on 15 Jan 2010 #permalink
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