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Geeky DNA T-shirts

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How will it change your life? Geeky DNA T-Shirt: XX Chromosomes. By Dr Hsien-Hsien Lei. Posted June 27, 2008 in Geeky DNA T-shirts. Writes to tell us she has a new tee available with XX chromosomes on the front. Stylin’! Geeky DNA T-Shirts from the San Francisco Exploratorium. By Dr Hsien-Hsien Lei. Posted April 29, 2008 in Geeky DNA T-shirts. For the 2007 National DNA Day. San Francisco’s Exploratorium Explainers. Mocked up some DNA t-shirts. Seen any t-shirts for last week’s 2008 National DNA Day.

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Course Materials | Paradigms and Revolutions

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A Philosophy of Science Blog. 2 Reading and Assignment Schedule. 3 Satellite Project Explanation and Sample Blog Post. Problems in the Special Sciences Project. Presentation Topics and Dates. Adventures in Ethics and Science. Good Math, Bad Math. Knowledge & Experience. The Truth Makes Me Fret. Science and Philosophy Sites. Red Orbit Science News. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. On Environmentalists vs. Environm…. Sam gonzales on At What Point in Development d…. Presentation Topics and Dates.

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January | 2009 | Paradigms and Revolutions

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A Philosophy of Science Blog. January 29, 2009. Posted by pjd4891 in Mathematics. Parker Doelger and Peter Talarico. The Coastline Problem was formulated by Mandelbrot in the 1960’s. We discussed this in class. If you keep zooming into the coastline, the length will approach infinity. As you zoom in, the coastline appears more jagged, because you are focusing on smaller and smaller particles. What is the smallest particle we can focus on? Is there anything smaller than a quark? Such as the Hilbert curve.

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December | 2008 | Paradigms and Revolutions

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A Philosophy of Science Blog. Lectures on Science and Ethics. December 9, 2008. Posted by ebrister in Announcements. What Is an Ethical Scientist? Dr Jeffrey Kovac (Chemistry, University of Tennessee). Thursday, December 11th, 4-5:30 pm, Bldg. 06, Room A205. Science, Ethics and War: A Pacifist’s Perspective. Dr Jeffrey Kovac (Chemistry, University of Tennessee). Friday, December 12th, 10 – 11:30 am, Science Building, Room A300. Adventures in Ethics and Science. Good Math, Bad Math. The Truth Makes Me Fret.

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Many Worlds Interpretation | Paradigms and Revolutions

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A Philosophy of Science Blog. February 23, 2009. Posted by jfd5010 in Philosophy of physics. Even more concerning is the concept of individuality. Are the people identical to you in alternate universes. MWI is a fairly popular metatheory and is compatible with all linear quantum mechanics. The implications of this theory are primarily mathematical but issues of self and choice have been hotbeds of debate. Wikipedia, “ Many-worlds interpretation. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. September 21, 2010.

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Superstring Theory | Paradigms and Revolutions

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A Philosophy of Science Blog. February 26, 2009. Posted by tap0340 in Philosophy of physics. I’m glad you all tried to stay focused during my talk, even though it was a little heavy and out there! More to come…. No comments yet &#8212 be the first. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.

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Emergence: Mystical Science? | Paradigms and Revolutions

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A Philosophy of Science Blog. February 26, 2009. Posted by C. Steves in Nuts and Bolts. How do the complex interactions of an ant colony arise? Perhaps its an example of weak emergence. Do they have any clout, or are they merely wisps of past thoughts and theories rising into the atmosphere with nothing to hold them together? 1) Cities: Cities are giant organisms with complex patterns and behaviors that are all taking place with very precise input from the people living in it, and they sometimes arise wi...

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Conventionality and the Geometrization of Gravity | Paradigms and Revolutions

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A Philosophy of Science Blog. Conventionality and the Geometrization of Gravity. February 26, 2009. Posted by mgh2577 in Philosophy of physics. Albert Einstein ( March 1879 to April 1955). The result of this experiment corroborated Einstein’s theory further with an accuracy of 10% which was later increased to 1%. Similar to osteoporosis, though when brought back to earth the bones were able to regenerate with continued exercise and rehabilitation. Http:/ ls.poly.edu/ jbain/philrel/index.html. Good Math, ...

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Climate Change – skepticism and scientific consensus | Paradigms and Revolutions

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A Philosophy of Science Blog. Climate Change – skepticism and scientific consensus. February 24, 2009. Posted by avk8704 in Climate science. I will recap what I discussed in my presentation with a bit more information. I picked this topic with a strong interest in how our society views climate change as a major environmental threat, though I am also interested in whether we are doing enough to address the issue. The Wikipedia definition of climate change. The cold truth about climate change. Although des...