Priyamvada Natarajan. I have blogged recently on women who have become popular science educators and promised to feature women scientists as well. First up is Dr. Priyamvada Natarajan, professor of Continue Reading →
Sarah Haider, Co-Founder of the Ex-Muslims of North America makes some excellent comments at the American Humanist meeting about what it is like to be an Ex-Muslim and take heat Continue Reading →
Dianna Cowern aka Physics Girl. I recently featured Emily Calendrelli in a previous post about her TED talk and again in another post about her FOX TV science series and Continue Reading →
In this 2007 TED talk the Developmental Psychologist and Linguist and Steven Pinker previews his 700 page monster of data and perspective published in 2011: Pinker in the opening phrases Continue Reading →
Michael Shermer in a recent article in Politico entitled “Religion is Disappearing: That’s Great for Politics” echoes the sentiment of Lawrence Krauss that religion is waning and could disappear sooner Continue Reading →
Bill Nye, yes the one and only Science Guy Bill Nye is expanding his horizons and doing a rather different brand of comedy than the nerdy humor you’d see on Continue Reading →
TALK TO ME. You can now easily post comments thru your Facebook sign-on. Please feel free to share your opinions, arguments, any and all input is welcome! New posts, old Continue Reading →
Elle Australia didn’t sell the above cover of their June 2015 issue on the newsstands, only subscribers saw this cover. The editor defends that decision here. The cover model Nicole Continue Reading →
Lawrence Krauss at the American Humanist Association Meeting: May 7-10 2015, Denver Colorado. Krauss’ talk begins at 46:30. The previous speech by Marci Hamilton is excellent as well, but this Continue Reading →
