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Call for a Presidential Debate on Science Yes, yes, yes. (via The Loom) Why blame me? It was all my brain's fault Neurolaw may be the world's slipperiest slope. (via Vaughan) I'm dressing up as a melting polar ice cap Scary. Element 82 and Violence: Evidence for Benefit from Pollution Control Does tight regulation of lead emissions seriously stem violent crime? Essay; Disaster Never Came This Safire piece on what would have happened if Apollo XI astronauts had been stranded on the moon is being resurrected around the blogs. Got something for Seed's Daily Zeitgeist? Email the Zeitgeister. Read...

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