First of all, did you know that the scientific word for ear wax is “cerumen”? Learn something new every day. I’m sure we’ve all had ear wax encounters. Sci has often wondered, if she let her ear wax build up enough, if she could make a candle out of it like that Shrek guy. Unfortunately, […]
We do lots of animal studies with addictive drugs, why do we need to be giving it to humans?
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Verbose, long-winded Sci’s 2,000 words a day Now, only haikus. Morning, groggy dawn Exhaustion, be kept at bay I need more coffee. Encephalon’s up! Sci’s a loser, not in it. Read it anyway! Depression, morose Janet has outed poor Sci Weird Fridays, no more. Isis, also Janet Has only a few days left Click on […]
Ok, I was GOING to post this last night. But Sci’s laptop had epic internet fail. Hopefully it will work again anon. As it is, you’re getting your post late. Sci was going to do something for April 1. Too late now! In the meantime, let’s talk about flushing. Being female, Sci had a certain […]
The big problem, I would say, is that there’s just so much out there that’s just so sinfully sweet. Everything we eat is sweetened, whether it be with sugar or with HFCS, and we’re eating and drinking far more sweetened stuff than any group of people has ever done before.
First of all, Sci loves the journal of Medical Hypotheses. Where would I BE without that journal? In a much less entertaining place is where I’d be. Secondly, Sci loves the phrase “belly button lint”. I’m not really sure why. I think it’s because the phrase “belly button” is humorous regardless, and then adding the […]
This group of researchers decided to find out whether specifically activated neurons were essential for memory learning and expression. As you might imagine, what they had to do was pretty insanely complicated, but what they found makes it very well worth it.
As you may have seen in a recent post, Scienceblogs bid a fond farewell to the Intersection. When the Intersection made its big debut on Discover, they were welcomed by their bloggers. And the commenters were also welcoming. Sort of. I’ll be the first to say that Sheril is quite fetching. And Having not read […]