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Robert Lanza is back and he thinks he knows how to cheat death and create your own afterlife with some very self-absorbed woo...
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According to Mike Adams, homeopathy is superior to actual medicine because it actually doesn't seem to do anything.
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AOL is helping to spread woo across the web not because it believes in what post modern cargo cult science preaches, but because it doesn't care.
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Cooking is primarily an art. Nathan Myhrvold wants to make it much more of a science with a creative flair.
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A pair of studies show that T-Rex must have hunted down and killed prey if it didn't want to starve to death.
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Two Italians claim they cracked cold fusion and are ready to build a small power plant for paying customers. Their proof, however, points to this being an obvious scam.
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Evolutionary psychology sounds like a fruitful pursuit, but it's probably barking up the wrong tree as a discipline.
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Biologos openly declares that the only science they will accept is science tinged by a heavy religious bias.
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Embryos outside of Earth's gravity seem to have a hard time developing, meaning that reproduction in space requires a far more fine tuned environment.
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Believe it or not, there's a growing group of people trying to cherry-pick a medical case that obesity isn't bad for you.