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14 July, 2009 – This Week in Science

Skinny Monkey, Bacterial Bloat, Flower Power, When Good Words Go Bad, World Robot Domination, Bad Words Done Good, and Interview w/ Chris Mooney, author of Unscientific America.

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14 July 2009 | KDVS, animals, anthropology, biology, botany, cognitive psychology, cognitive science, ecology, emergent behavior, end of the world, evolution, global warming, mammals, nutrition, podcast, psychology, robots, science, science and politics, science history, stem cells, technology, world robot domination | Comments

2 Responses to “14 July, 2009 – This Week in Science”

1 Rev. Robert W Hamilton 20 July 2009 @ 6:37 am

As a pastor who loves science thanks for the the podcast. That i don’t have sacrifice my enjoyment science for my job
2 Podcast Transcription 4 August 2009 @ 1:30 am

Hi Kirsten, Justin,

Here is the transcript:
http://www.futuregen.sg/business-process/transcription-service/transcript-twis-org-july-14-2009/

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