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Skepchick Quickies, 2.6
Putting Candidates’ Religion to the Test – Not in real life, unfortunately – but here are twelve questions about religion the candidates should answer. Building Blocks of Life Detected in Distant Galaxy – “The discovery of an amino acid precursor in a far-flung galaxy is fresh evidence that life has potential to form throughout the universe, scientists say.” Hand Gel…
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Skepchick Quickies, 2.4
Happy Monday, everyone. Not that you missed it because we’re just starting out with this – but I had intended to post Quickies over the weekend, as well as a weekly round-up on Friday. Unfortunately, I’ve been a bit under the weather and didn’t get to it. Next weekend, you shall have all the Quickies you desire. At least, of…
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Skepchick Quickies, 1.30
A Secular Age – A wonderful review of the book A Secular Age, which studies the roots of secular thinking over the past 500 years. Why I’m Right about Tom Cruise – Checking in with the author who’s lately been bothering a lot of Scientologists. Fighting the Stigma of Fistula – Incontinence as a result of childbirth – fistula –…
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Skepchick Quickies, 1.28
A new Skepchick feature, with a brand-new Skepchick. I’m Jen, and, with Amanda, I’ll be posting daily round-ups of links y’all might want to read. We’ll also be pointing out the best Skepchick posts of the week, and some past Skepchick posts worth mentioning. As for more about me – by day I do a variety of things related to…
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