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Category Archives: Science/Nature
What, me worry?
There have been precious few things in my life that I’ve ever been addicted to (sorry, but Oprah falls into obsession not addiction- at least that’s how it was explained to me by the judge). Chocolate has been my most … Continue reading
Posted in Science/Nature, Stuff I Ingest, Wonderfulness
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Water discovered outside of our solar system for the first time
Scientists working out of the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona reported yesterday evidence of water in the atmosphere in a planet about 150 light years from Earth (part of the constellation Pegasus. This is the first time that water has … Continue reading
Posted in Science/Nature
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Vegetarianism linked with high IQ
A new British study has found a strong correlation between having a high IQ in childhood and becoming vegetarian later in life. Too bad the converse is has not been studied, so that I can say that being a vegetarian … Continue reading
Posted in Science/Nature
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Peanut Butter Disproves Theory of Evolution
This has left me speechless. I’m just totally at a loss for words at people’s idiocy sometimes. And I’m not talking about religious scholars ironically calling evolution a “fairy tale”, but that they often try to use science and logic … Continue reading
Posted in Science/Nature
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