This brilliant piece of work by Crispian Jago has been making its way around the Net, and I’m adding my endorsement. Nicely done. (click on the image for full size)
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I’m a freelance writer, blogger and research wonk who writes about science, technology and the cultural ripples of both. Along my winding career route I've been a public outreach specialist, editor, research analyst, proposal writer and part-time journo. When I’m not writing for True/Slant, I’m blogging about neuroscience and a medley of ‘ologies’ at Neuronarrative.com, and writing freelance for Scientific American Mind.
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My latest article about the psychological effects of social networking is out in Scientific American Mind
Wow. I know that there’s a lot of superstition and magical thinking out there. But seeing the quantity of belief systems and ideas that are not based on any facts is sort of depressing. People are not logical creatures. I don’t know why we would even think that we would be….sadly.