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Still enjoying Belgrade, but having fun every now and then checking in with the bloggers - some awesome stuff today again:
- John Horgan - Did the U.S. Overreact to the 9/11 Attacks? Undoubtedly
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- Jim Kakalios - How Old is the Earth? Who Knows?
- David Biello - Can Shrinking Cities Regrow as Farms? [Video]
- Darren Naish - Frankly, cattle are awesome
- Julia Galef - The Social Psychology of Burning Man
- Alex Wild - Thrifty Thursday: lighting is more important than camera
- Kelly Oakes - For a realistic Milky Way simulation, just add clustered star formation
- Steve Mirsky - A Stern Commentary: Howard Stern Calls Out Rick Perry for His Anti-Science Views
- DNLee - Teaching Science with Citizen Science: Animal Behavior
- The Editors - Stupid Science Statements Made by Public Figures: Send Us Your Favorites
- Caleb A. Scharf - Saturn, the movie
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