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Language evolution

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I once met a French guy who not-pologized for his pitiful English by saying that he loved his language and didn't want to lose it (imply...
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Adaptation is fast and effective in a fungus

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The introduction Watching adaptation - the process of organisms and populations increasing their fit to the environment - is not easily obse...
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Philosopher nonsense

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Usually I shy away from blogging about news items that I can only find in Danish, but today I'll make an exception, because a Danish phi...
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A New Year's resolution: hate me

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My New Year's resolution: Get on Fred Phelps' list of people God hates. It wasn't under the Christmas tree, so now I'm aimin...
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China doing in the climate

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Interesting, interesting article about why COP15 went so wrong, and where the real blame lies , as reported by a delegate who was in the ro...
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Shit, no ball lightning

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Sigh sigh sigh. When I was a teenager I read about ball lightning, and ever since I have dreamed of seeing one. It's supposed to be a sp...
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Garrison Keillor in grumpy old bigot mode

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I usually like to listen to Garrison Keillor on A Prairie Home Companion . He's got a great voice the perfect looks for radio. And I ha...
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I'm a loser

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and I'm not what I appear to be. I applied for a postdoc position in Copenhagen (where I'm from), but was notified yesterday that I...
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Do insurgents read Nature?

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An interesting new paper in Nature explains how timing and casualties of insurgent attacks follow a power-law . [ Synopsis .] This basicall...

Evolution highlights X

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Here's a longish list of new papers I ought to read. I'm really posting it as a reference for my own benefit, but of course I think ...

Octopus tool use

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Octopuses carry coconut halves around and use them for shelter. Update 12/15 : I totally predicted that everyone would be all over this rig...

Clear science from scripture

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All of these are theories posed by evolutionists. What I see in Qur'an is concrete proof. We in time are trying to understand what God a...
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Roy Moore is still running for governor

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A friendly commenter on an older post of mine reminded me that Roy Moore is running for governor in Alabama. Thanks. Here's Moore's...

Quantitative evolution school in Okinawa, 2010

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At the winter school I'm at in Japan, I've just learned of an interesting summer school they will be having here next year in May: Q...

Sex is too weird for this blog

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Sexual selection. Mmmm. No field matches biology, with lab meetings full of discussions about the benefit of sex, details of reproduction, a...
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1 fucked-up weird trick, indeed

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Has anyone else seen this advertisement? I watched the whole video (almost), and the basic idea - though wrapped in escapades and ennuendos*...
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Computational modeling in Okinawa

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I have just arrived at Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology to participate in Winter School on Computational Modeling in Biology - D...

Carnival of Evolution 18

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Carnival of Evolution number 18 is up at Biochemical Soul . Irradiatus, founder of CoE, has been managing the carnival really well for a lon...

Dog speciation

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Great post on skepticblog by Daniel Loxton revealing (I think that's the right word) that AiG-type creationists actually think Darwin w...
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Harvey Mudd Conference on mathematics of environmental sustainability

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Harvey Mudd College, located minutes away from Keck Graduate Institute where I work, is holding a conference in the end of January. If you...
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