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#SciAmBlogs Wednesday - physics education, extinct scaly anteater, caloric restriction, geologic diagram, youth brain, and more.

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Wednesday, ergo, time for the new Video of the Week.

- Tony Rothman - Look East, Young Man

 


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- Becky Crew - Ancient digging mammal is a ‘scaly anteater’ relative

 

- Gary Stix - Evolution Did Not Snap the Brain Together like LEGOS and Big Hint That Eating A Lot Less Won’t Let You Live Longer

 

- Ferris Jabr - The Neuroscience of Twenty-Somethings

 

- Dana Hunter - How Would You Like to Take a Hike Across a Geologic Diagram?

 

- DNLee - #DispatchesDNLee: Adjusting to the time difference

 

- John R. Platt - Updates from the Brink: Dying Devils, Disappearing Vultures and a $473,000 Fish

 

- Scicurious - Do moral vegetarians feel more disgust?

 

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