( Prologue About Cartoons )

Continuing from my last entry, I feel that our culture wrongly associates sexuality as a fundamental aspect of being human ( Read more... )

I've never been a fan of writing on clothing. People are meant to be looked at but not read. If you wish to tell everyone something witty, please open your mouth and utter comprehensive syllables or slip me a piece of paper with writing on it. If you want to tell everyone something crude or subversive, I probably don't care to know. I avoid ( Read more... )

I have nothing interesting of my own to say, but this article was cool....( Read more... )

It is frustrating as a scientist whenever people make the logical fallacy of assuming one thing causes another just because observation or studies indicate a correlation. (It is doubly frustrating when such claims are made by "scientists ( Read more... )

Back in college, I took a biomedical ethics course. I figured it would be good for me to take, considering that I am in the life sciences now. I loved the course, and it really challenged my thinking ( Read more... )

Charles Darwin was a smart scientist, in my opinion -- whatever you may think of the current status of his theories. He observed and made a valid hypothesis that made a lot of sense (which doesn't necessarily mean something is true). He did not just theorize about biological evolution. He also pondered the evolution of languages ( Read more... )

I don't know about the proper definitions, but I use these two terms differently ( Read more... )