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This blog is about science and science journalism: good, bad, and bogus. While most of the posts are about bad and bogus science and science writing, I try to find the time to reflect on good examples too.
I am a freelance science writer and I teach philosophy at the University of Sydney.
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Colbert on the nature of time and space
Phil Plait over at Bad Astronomy mentioned the interview below (after the “more” link) Colbert did with physicist Brian Cox.... -
Is General Relativity Wrong?
According to some new research, Einstein’s theory of General Relativity might be wrong, or at least incomplete. Rachel Bean, a... -
Is quantum mechanics messing with your memories?
Here’s an article I published on the Guardian’s science blog: Imagine if a cold cup of coffee spontaneously heated up as...



