Dubiosity Digest for June 5th, 2010

The Dubiosity Digest is a collection of interesting articles that I find around the internet. Rather than post each individually as many blogs do (and drown out my other posts) I have mine collected into this digest on a bi-weekly basis.

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I found this particularly interesting: “There are no studies showing harmful effects from 1–3 drinks a week.”

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I’ve never been able to figure out how someone can sail INTO the wind, and after this article…I still haven’t. But it’s still quite interesting.

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A very interesting talk about overcoming what you think you know.

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Just zoom in on any random section, and be blown away by how much STUFF there is out there.

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Some gorgeous pictures from the Chernobyl exclusion zone. Makes me want to load up Stalker again.

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Holy crap, these figures are way higher than I thought they were.

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I apologize for posting a WoW item, but much of this applies to other RPGs as well. If you’ve never played an RPG…skip this.

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Holy crap, I had no idea there were so many other oil rigs down there.

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It starts out a little slow, but stick with it, because it builds.

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Perhaps you’ve heard about this story already, but this is from the point of view of the president of the Indian Rationalist Society. Needless to say, he’s not impressed.

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Very cool design here. I especially like the day care center with the huge skylight.

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You may have seen similar stories posted elsewhere recently, with titles like “Acupuncture Proven to Work”. That is, however, a huge misrepresentation of what the data actually shows, which is actually pretty interesting. It also shows how a person’s ideology can taint otherwise good science.

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It’s rare to see HDR done well, but for once, these are great shots.

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