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^{The Center for Science and Culture
October 22, 2001
Intelligent Design}

National Center For Science Education’s Shrill Campaign In Defense Of Evolution

_{The Center for Science and Culture
October 22, 2001
Intelligent Design}

The National Center for Science Education (NCSE), a lobbying group whose self-described mission is to "defend evolution," has responded to scholarly criticism of the recent public television series Evolution with a series of shrill web postings that rely largely on mudslinging rather than science. Read More ›

^{Multiple Authors
October 22, 2001
Uncategorized}

Lunar Secrets

_{Multiple Authors
October 22, 2001
Uncategorized}

Original Article and Online Interview It’s hard to know exactly when or how life began on Earth; there are very few rocks and fossils left over from the planet’s early days. The Earth has swallowed some of its crust, and water has worn away its surface. Now a team of researchers has discovered a place where early signs of life Read More ›

^{John Wohlstetter
October 19, 2001
Technology}

Preventing Cyber-Terror

_{John Wohlstetter
October 19, 2001
Technology}

The atrocities of September 11 brought home to Americans the vulnerability of a high-technology information society. Collapsing with the twin towers that topped the Manhattan sky-line was a veritable Mother-lode of network communications equipment. For want of communications alone the New York Stock Exchange could not have opened that terrible week. Read More ›

^{Richard Rahn
October 17, 2001
Economics}

Ending Fiscal Fluster…and Anxiety

_{Richard Rahn
October 17, 2001
Economics}

A broad coalition of representatives of many major economic policy organizations came together in late September with a common message and program for economic recovery. The political establishment now favors economic “stimulus.” Stimulus is a nice, positive sounding (in most cases) word, but it doesn’t tell us with any specificity what we should do for the economy. Those of us Read More ›

^{Philip Gold
October 8, 2001
Uncategorized}

Rules of TV Punditry

_{Philip Gold
October 8, 2001
Uncategorized}

“We’d like you for an on-air terrorism and defense commentator.” “No.” “We’ll pay you.” “Yes.” And so, last September, I morphed from think tank policy pogue (a venerable military term denoting anyone who’s farther from the fighting than you are) into regional TV bobble head. KING5 in Seattle and their co-located sister station, NorthWest Cable News. Good folks. Good product. Read More ›

^{Philip Gold
October 3, 2001
Uncategorized}

A New Birth of Wisdom

_{Philip Gold
October 3, 2001
Uncategorized}

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1993, New York et son world trade center

^{Philip Gold
October 1, 2001
National Defense}

Jihadistan 3

_{Philip Gold
October 1, 2001
National Defense}

When the holocausts of New York and Washington, DC began, our media strange phrase, our media did what they always do in first moments of catastrophe. Grimly, cleanly, often at personal risk, they took up their task of reporting, and were magnificent. Read More ›

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^{Jonathan Wells
October 1, 2001
Intelligent Design}

Critics Want More Facts, While Darwinists Push Their Faith

_{Jonathan Wells
October 1, 2001
Intelligent Design}

Some of the "evidence" presented in Evolution is known to be false, and the remaining evidence provides surprisingly little support for Darwin's theory. In place of scientific evidence, Evolution relies on a parade of experts to assure us that Darwin had it right. Read More ›

^{George Gilder
October 1, 2001
Technology}

Osama bin Luddite

_{George Gilder
October 1, 2001
Technology}

Tragedy purges the mind of trivia. Perhaps the horror of a new Black September can rescue our culture from its thrall of humorless TV Conditry. From gossip about the moral codes of mayors and actors. From the search for the combination to the loony bin of politicians and economists who believe in the lockbox for Social Security. Instead, we can Read More ›

^{Editorial Desk
October 1, 2001
Uncategorized}

Missing Link

_{Editorial Desk
October 1, 2001
Uncategorized}

A note from Discovery: We are pleased to see the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Ohio’s largest newspaper, endorsing the “Teach the Controversy” approach regarding Darwinian theory. This is a step forward for academic freedom, critical thinking and science itself. Though a given theory may survive by censoring its critics, science itself may not. We commend the Plain Dealer for recognizing this Read More ›