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Bora Zivkovic

Bora Zivkovic

Homepage: http://coturnix.org/ Editor and Manager of the forthcoming science blogging network at Scientific American
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RT @cinnamon_carter: Most Beautiful Photos Of Stockholm Metro http://pictures.labho.com/most-be...
Science Doesn't Say http://neuroskeptic.blogspot.com/2011... "A scientific journal is just a newspaper with access to better equipment."
Proposed Ban on Ape Research Caps Summer of the Chimps http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/cross-c... #SciAmBlogs
Risk in science education: TEDxUIllinois talk by Theo Gray http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/context... by @KateClancy at #SciAmBlogs
A few notes about SCIENTISTS for those attending ‘Rise of the Planet of the Apes’… http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/psi-vid... by @DrBondar at #SciAmBlogs
@mkonnikova I grew up on Eurocream, essentially the same, if not better! Switched to Nutella in USA.
@mkonnikova I certainly would kill and die for my jar! Give us today our daily Nutella!
Me, too. Bummer! RT @marynmck: arrgh. had hoped to go! RT @BoraZ: @jgold85 ugh, in the middle of #sciwri13?
RT @voooos: Metaphor can help convey complex science. But boy can it be a burden: http://chronicle.com/blogs... #sci4hels
@mkonnikova of course, Nutella is the ideal midnight snack back at the dorms...
RT @mkonnikova: Oh, the things you learn... Columbia students consume 100 lbs of Nutella per day. Ha. http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news...
@jgold85 ugh, in the middle of #sciwri13?
RT @jgold85: The 3rd @zoobiquity conference will be in NYC for the 1st time, in Nov, at Rockefeller University and the Bronx Zoo http://us4.campaign-archive1.com/...
@JoshRosenau hard not to say something snarky about galloping in greener pastures etc...
RT @JoshRosenau: End of an era: Duane Gish died. http://www.answersingenesis.org/article... Author of "Evolution: The Fossils Say No!," major YEC.
Moore's Law Found to Apply to Evolution of Technologies Beyond Transistors http://www.scientificamerican.com/article...
@slugnads heh, I am becoming such an editor! Even on Twitter! ;-)
RT @jonathanstray: @Glenn__Kenny @raypride Old argument. Bad framing: "they're working for free!" Good framing: "people love putting stuff on the internet!"
@slugnads @peterdedmonds @TomLevenson O, Fortuna has bad side-effects - it's hard to write while conducting the invisible orchestra!
@praeburn I know this is rambling and 8 years old, but false balance between Left/Right antiscience is not new: http://scienceblogs.com/clock...
I disagree that "left pseudoscience" is harmless -- see: people who forgo cancer treatment in favor of "alternative medicine"; vaccine deniers. - Tudor Bosman
Agreed, the anti-vaxxers and quacks and snake oil salesman definitely cause harm, but I think the main contrast the author makes is how one side has embraced anti-science as a political platform, and whatever support on the other side there is for non-science and pseudoscience, it's certainly not symmetrical. - Victor Ganata
Denying global climate change, or at least human involvement is a stance of the right. Anti-vaccine is not a stance of the left. It's not equivalent. - Heather
Thanks, @canislatrans ;-) - Bora 1, Climate Denialist Kooks 0 http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyng...
RT @michellesipics: Both @eliowa (http://haicontroversies.blogspot.com/2013...) and @marynmck (http://www.wired.com/wiredsc...) offer good info on the the CRE bacteria resistance nightmare
RT @BenLillie: Impressive: Nature publishes a huge special on Women in Science, starts w/ "Science remains institutionally sexist." http://www.nature.com/news...
RT @dangillmor: assigning @alexismadrigal's great post today about new media realities to all my students. http://www.theatlantic.com/technol...
The Liberals' war on science? Don't believe it, says Chris Mooney http://ksj.mit.edu/tracker...
Physicists Twist Water into Knots: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article...
RT @dangillmor: The "golden age" for journalism was monopoly/oligopoly: a market failure for the customers. Markets are messy when they work.
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