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Tag Archives: Science
Neil Hits It Out of the Park (Again)
Even if you’re like me and not a football fan, you might find this podcast on the physics of football fascinating.
Are Dogs Pack Animals?
This 2009 piece is from a now-defunct previous blog. When I first got into dog training, the mantra was “dogs are pack animals.” It was never questioned: dogs were strong bonding animals and fit into human families so well, sometimes … Continue reading
Curl Up
Here are my top-ten favorite reads from 2011 (in alphabetical order). The Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined by Steven Pinker. This sweeping survey by psychology rock star Pinker makes a superb case … Continue reading
The Weasel Files Part One
I did this piece a while back (it may still be floating around on an unauthorized website) but I’d like to post it here, re-edited, because the topic, that of re-packaging basic behavioral science – sometimes mangled basic behavioral science … Continue reading
“I Try Not to Think with my Gut”
The above comes from this great Carl Sagan quote: “I’m often asked the question, ‘Do you think there is extraterrestrial intelligence?’ I give the standard arguments — there are a lot of places out there, and use the word … Continue reading

