Depressing but necessary to read these stories. Activists on both sides need to remember that even the best birth control can fail, and that many women can't afford the procedure or a baby.
"I really don’t think Jesus would care if you think that you and a monkey have a common ancestor; I think he would care more that you think you and your neighbor have a common weal." Good and sassy "review" of the Creation Museum.
Great blend of science reporting and human interest. It's both surprising and not that our infrastructure is so crappy there are 3356 gas leaks in Boston alone. Research is still out whether this is a major climate change factor.
It's frustrating to see Christians pass on a chance to advocate for justice just because the government is involved. The world is too big for us to just do charity on our own.
I knew it was bad, but the number of scientists who weren't punished for this research is shocking. Also, I'm not sure if I prefer Republicans who believe crazy things about rape, or Republicans who believe things about rape based on Nazi research.
Kinda reminds me of Oatu the Watcher, unable to do anything. I don't have a major problem with foreign spying, but it can be bad for diplomacy, and there's little point if it's not very effective. Also need to be careful no Americans are being roped in. I agree with the conclusion - come clean.
Anatomy of a password disaster – Adobe’s giant-sized cryptographic blunder
How did no one at Adobe audit this database? It sounds like "efficient" field design trumped security. But also how do people learn the habit of putting their password in the hint field??
The embodiment of sexualized virtual selves: The Proteus effect and experiences of self-objectification via avatars
At least they acknowledge the problems of using college students as subjects. The effect is still pretty strong, and implies we need to fix games so their portrayals stop hurting women.
At least now we know about it. I'm sad that even reformers still like the spying against suspected terrorists so much, like they don't really understand the problem.