Interesting Links for 17-12-2014
Dec. 17th, 2014 11:00 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
andrewducker- The good horror movies of 2014
- The supposed dilemma over torture doesn't exist
- Skeptics, deniers, and contrarians: The climate science label game
- Etsy is now selling pills that make you poop glitter. (Merry Christmas!)
- Idiot fans try to "fake-geek-girl" an eight-year-old. Over My Little Pony. *RAGE*
- What the Earth Would Look Like Without Oceans
- The USA is finally going to collect data on police killings
- Fox is remastering Buffy in HD — and basically ruining it
- Seattle’s unbelievable transportation megaproject fustercluck | Grist
- 13 Dogs and 1 Cat Eating Christmas Dinner Together (with Human Hands)
- Various porn stars talk about the industry. And not in a good way
- Things men want for Christmas have no physical form (Almost entirely true for me)
- Devolution must go beyond Westminster
- When you lose weight, you breathe most of it out
- Kids' cartoon characters twice as likely to die as counterparts in films for adults
- The answer to why pupils perform differently in school is not found by looking at girls and boys as separate groups
- Why Norwegian birth rates are higher than in the rest of Europe
- UK police have a database of 12 million faces they use for automatic recognition
- Catholic midwives lose abortion case at UK Supreme Court
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Date: 2014-12-17 12:21 pm (UTC)I'm a Quaker, so I don't work in the military or in the military procurement and aerospace industries.
Not rocket science is it?
Oh....wait!