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Dan Levitis, blogger of science
Science:
(n) the messy process by which basically irrational hyper-cephalic primates attempt to ask and answer questions about the world in a way that overcomes their own biases and foibles and simultaneously make a living, build a reputation and do the other things highly social primates need to do.
Dan Levitis, blogger of science
What is this "Blog of Science!" you speak of?
Blog of science isn't one of those science blogs about cool scientific results. It's about the experience of being a scientist doing science. It's about science the process, not science the outcome, or science the list of facts.
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2 comments:
The "neutrality" of the slippery slope article is disputed? How can one be neutral on a slippery slope?
It (the Wikipedia article) is effectively a philosophical article. Philosophers started contesting the neutrality of a few articles, and of course now everything is contested!
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