I am curious as to how you manage all of these different blogs/sites? I am flustered even managing (and visiting) the some-odd 15 blogs that I like to visit on a daily basis.

From all the information coming out, it makes me wonder… how can one tell? Is there any way to bring one’s own bias from the depths of one’s mind and maybe, just maybe, open it up to rational thinking? In other words… do I have confirmation bias? On what? How would I find it, and how would I combat it?

It reminds me frighteningly of people with mental illnesses that will insist nothing is wrong with them, even while insisting on things that are demonstrably not true.

Oh, and, bananas.

Ones I liked and hadn’t seen before include the Universe Sandbox, the A-not-B error, and why MOMA needs dinosaurs. Ones I liked and had already seen include the Storify Scienceblogs history, the longest running scientific experiments, and (via another source) the armadillo/leprosy story.

I’ve tweeted the ones I liked, and will decide in about a week which of them to blog as well. (My linkfests come on or soon after the 7th and 21st of each month.)

Aside from the notorious links to other Discover Magazine blogs (which I’ve learned to fix mechanically, but surely the solution is to use absolute URLs), the only link that didn’t work is the robot that transforms and rolls out. However, I suspect this is not so much broken as simply not visible from Australia, because popsci.com automatically redirects me to popsci.com.au, where that article appears not to exist. Grr.