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  The Morning After Many elected to party in Times Square on election night. Photo: GrrlScientist Late Tuesday night, when Barack Obama was pronounced the next president of the United States, ScienceBloggers were overwhelmingly celebratory and reflective: Josh Rosenau joined... Posted Nov 06 2008, 08:25 AM by Seed Magazine Feeds Filed under: chris mooney, climate change, orac, grrlscientist, pseudoscience, barack obama, chad orzel, robert f kennedy, transnationals, hangovers, exhilaration, martin luther king, government regulations, rosenau, martin luther king jr, night photo, election night, robert f kennedy jr, sizable chunk, dream speech

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  The Damnedest Lies Can a statistical model account for all the different factors that influence which lever voters will pull on Tuesday? Illustration: Joe Kloc Electoral predictions have traditionally been the territory of pundits and politicians, but as polling results... Posted Oct 30 2008, 10:22 AM by Seed Magazine Feeds Filed under: illustration, north dakota, politicians, barack obama, pundits, john mccain, model account, discrepancies, national trends, nate, four points, polling results, statistical model, regression, mathematical models, statisticians, polling data, surveyusa polls, differential, national polls

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  Seed's Daily Zeitgeist: 10/13/2008 A Rule of Thumb The historical trajectory of the finger print is as fascinating as the unique prints themselves. How to fight a rumor The whisper campaign intended to derail Barack Obama's bid for presidency seems to not be working as effectively... Posted Oct 13 2008, 08:58 AM by Seed Magazine Feeds Filed under: zeitgeist, malcolm gladwell, genius, world of science, gfp, shuttle driver, willingness, snub, whisper, forceps, trajectory, rule of thumb, brain surgery, banjo, artistic creation, presidency, barack obama, finger print, nobel prize winners, american scientists