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This lovely piece is the fourth and final winner from our 2012 guest post blog contest. Enjoy! One clone, two clones, red clone, blue clone by Elizabeth Dvorak I am a coati, I live in Brazil. Soon I will be cloned! Just the thought makes me ill! (1) You think that with two me’s […]
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Tags: clones, cloning, coati, endangered species, environmental ethics, guar, habitat destruction, science
There’s no question that our environment is in dire straits, and it is only getting worse. There are many committed scientists, environmental activists, politicians, and community members working to halt the destruction… but where are the philosophers in all this? We present a the first part of a series originally posted at It’s the Ecology, […]
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Tags: environment, environmental ethics, environmentalism, ethical oil, experimental lakes area, northern gateway, philosophy
Getting faithful about science
by westwood You’ve heard of theism, atheism, polytheism, monotheism, whatevertheism. But have you heard about scientism? It’s time to learn a few things about it, because the chances are pretty high that if you live in the Western world and subscribe to principles of logic, you might subscribe to it. I know I did. So, […]
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Tags: atheism, circular, logic, philosophy, scientism, self-refuting, theism
