2010 - IT World

From Steve (ste ves igns@bi gp ond.c om):

Re: Neanderthals had Siberian kin, study finds (Dec. 24): 30-40000 year old bones with genentic material still intact? Why is it then, that...Read More

From Kate Sisco:

Re: Our gold was a crash delivery from space, study finds (Dec. 10): Interesting post re gold from space but I have seen that before, and t...Read More

From David Robson:

Re: Sticks appear as "dolls" in hands of chimps (Dec. 20): A nice article about the importance of sticks as a play thing for chim...Read More

From Elaine Keller:

Re: Burning debate lights up over safety of electronic cigarettes (Dec. 17): It's unfortunate that so many column inches of the "B...Read More

From Mike MacCracken:

Re: A lost civilization under the Persian Gulf? (Dec. 15): Might the flooding of the Persian Gulf as sea level rose be the basis of the flo...Read More

From Jim McClarin:

Re: Our gold was a crash delivery from space, study finds (Dec. 10): Bottke, Walker, et al. are probably right about the splattered cores o...Read More

From Jim McClarin:

Re: A lost civilization under the Persian Gulf? (Dec. 15): When Rose "hints that vital pieces of the human evolutionary puzzle may be ...Read More

From Peter A. Robb:

Re: "Drop" of blood still enough to get you perceived as minority (Dec. 14): How can white Caucasians trace or find out if they h...Read More

From Kevin Mulvina:

Re: Burning debate lights up over safety of electronic cigarettes (Dec. 17): In regard to the e-cig discussion and pious high drama; The sa...Read More

From Barry Carter:

Re: Forecast: global warming may bring giant drought (Oct. 19): Most people have a favorite disaster scenario. Some favor global warming, o...Read More

From Bernard Sunderland:

Re: Religion provides happiness because of the social ties, study claims (Dec. 7): Did it really need a 'scientific' study to recog...Read More

From David Chalk:

Re: Religion provides happiness because of the social ties, study claims (Dec. 7): After reading this article, I have to reassess my own be...Read More

From Phillip Petersen:

Re: Being too clean may lead to allergies, study suggests (Nov. 29): This, to me, is a persistent fallacy that could only be held by a rela...Read More

From Randy Kramer:

Re: Forecast: global warming may bring giant drought (Oct. 19): Where does the water go? "In contrast, higher-latitude regions from ...Read More

From Jonathan Allen:

Re: Scientists work on sun-charged "heat battery" (Oct. 27): There are other systems for storing heat, such as the latent heat of...Read More

From Charles Douglas Wehner:

Re: Scientists work on sun-charged "heat battery" (Oct. 27): Two other examples of "Heat Batteries" spring to mind. Fir...Read More

From Milton Runcie:

Re: Astronomers peer into primordial "fog" (Oct. 21): I'm fascinated to read 'how far back in time' can be observed w...Read More

From Nuno Pinto Do Souto:

Re: Astronomers peer into primordial "fog" (Oct. 21): Something doesn't click with this article. The universe is estimated to...Read More

From John Beckman:

Re: Bars may kill spiral galaxies (Nov. 8): I am an astrophysicist working at the IAC (Astronomical Institute of the Canaries), and one of ...Read More

From Jacques du Vol:

Re: "Liberal gene" identified (Oct. 28): do you get paid by the word? You repeated your self in every sentence to the point I dis...Read More

From Joseph Spenner:

Re: Neanderthals had feelings too, researchers say (Oct. 5): I read the article "Neanderthals had feelings too, researchers say:"...Read More

From Stephen Mikesell:

Re: Societies evolve a bit like organisms, study finds (Oct. 13): there might be a problem that creatures may not evolve solely according t...Read More

From Rich Garratt:

Re: Lagging U.S. life expectancy ranking blamed on health system (Oct. 9): I found the conclusions of the scientists strange because within...Read More

From Charles F. Barth:

Re: Lagging U.S. life expectancy ranking blamed on health system (Oct. 9): Have the authors considered the outrageously high costs of healt...Read More

From William M Montante:

Re: Societies evolve a bit like organisms, study finds (Oct. 13): This makes perfect sense if you understand the science of Complexity and ...Read More

From Joanne Scutero:

Re: It seems we're all more human than average (March 14 ): One sentence towards the end of the piece really struck me: "The self-...Read More

From Alice McRae:

Re: Ocean covered a third of Mars, study concludes (June 13, 2010): IMO there is another, equally plausible hypothesis relating to a giant ...Read More

From Bryn Duffy:

Re: Did volcanoes wipe out Neanderthals? (Oct. 1): Would it be too much to ask that you do the politically incorrect, but honest, thing and...Read More

From Bernard Sunderland:

Re: Over a fifth of plant species may face extinction threat (Sept. 28): It has long been my opinion that global population control is the ...Read More

From Rick Osmon:

Re: Candidate "habitable" planet called most promising yet (Sept. 29): In reading the story about the "habitable planet...Read More

From Tibor Machan:

Re: Just bad boys, or malfunctioning brains? (Sept. 26): The title suggests either / or but both could be right. Being a bad boy could hav...Read More

From Brent Heid:

Re: Origin of brain lies in a worm, scientists say (April 23, 2007):Just read article about nervous systems (brains) of Humans developing (...Read More

From William Treurniet:

Re: Physicists claim first true random number generation (Sept. 13): It would be nice if the authors explained how the random numbers gener...Read More

From Tibor R. Machan:

Re: Money CAN buy happiness, within limits: study (Sept. 8): I believe this study is misleading. They are talking about satisfaction, not h...Read More

From Lugo Teehalt:

Re: World Science (Sept. 20): I find this article odd. '"HIV is the odd man out," because most other viruses of its type, ...Read More

From Gita Dunbar:

Re: "Psychedelics" could find new lease on life-in the d (Aug. 18): Everything old is new again! 'An article in the Aug. 20...Read More

From Barbara Jackson:

Re: Dummy pill may improve women's sex life (Sept. 17): This behavior has been known for many many years. It is called the Hawthorne Ef...Read More

From Laurel Kornfeld:

Re: Solar system’s distant ice-rocks come into focus (Sept. 14, 2010): I am a writer, amateur astronomer, and astronomy graduate student wr...Read More

From David Mulligan:

Re: Money CAN buy happiness, within limits: study (Sept. 8): This piece is neither new nor well researched. The study is comprised of only ...Read More

From D. Hutzler:

Re: Do cleaning products cause breast cancer? (July 20): You should target specific job groups of women for your survey like women who do c...Read More

From David Hop:

Re: Claims of a watery moon in question (Aug. 6): "Recent studies reporting that the Moon has unexpectedly high amounts of water seem ...Read More

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