Cedar Writes

Tag: settled science

  • Blinking in the Dark

    Blinking in the Dark

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    I have been listening, for my own amusement, to a history of chemistry as audiobook. It wasn’t a history when it was written – it was intended to be a non-technical take on what chemistry could do for mankind to inspire and reduce the fears of the time that surrounded the science. It’s a fascinating…

  • Arguing on the Internet

    Arguing on the Internet

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    There aren’t enough *head-desks* today to keep me from feeling the pain. Most of the time I use social media for networking, sharing art, and hanging with friends. Once in a while, it’s shoved in my face how uneducated some people are – and how little they care about being educated. Yesterday it was rad-feminism…

  • Asking Questions

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    I’ve gotten in trouble more than once for asking questions, and refusing to accept easy answers. I ask a big one over at According to Hoyt today, about the article that proposes not only the cause of autism, but the cure. The older I get, the more I realize that the more we know, the…

  • Ride ‘Em Cowgirl

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    Ok, so I’m being silly… I was thinking ‘link round-up’ and that title is what came out. However! There’s some really interesting stuff here, and I’m going to try and do this more often, since I frequently come across blogs and articles I’d like to share. First, a link to a very important science topic.  “Belief…