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  Seed's Daily Zeitgeist: 11/17/2008 Going Green Whereas today's "going green" may be a buzz-worthy trend, for these photosynthesizing sea slugs it's literally been spliced into their DNA. Blogs as Wunderkammern Has the blogging revolution spurred a renaissance of the taxonomy... Posted Nov 17 2008, 12:01 AM by Seed Magazine Feeds Filed under: dna, zeitgeist, neuroscience, taxonomy, brains, mucus, renaissance, bad science, large numbers, greed, desire, bicycle helmet, vermin, con men, meteor, sea slugs, going green, tuberculosis, morogoro, strain of tuberculosis

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  Seed's Daily Zeitgeist: 5/28/2008 10 optical illusions in 2 minutes Revisit the classics, and perhaps catch a few you haven't seen. Curriculum Designed to Unite Art and Science The New Humanities incorporates scientific tools. WIKISKY.ORG Explore and edit information on 500 million... Posted May 27 2008, 04:20 PM by Seed Magazine Feeds Filed under: zeitgeist, optical illusions, curriculum, scams, desire, sky, new humanities, art and science, e mail, renewable energy, scientific tools, exorcist, mail scam, mental illness, greener energy

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  Ethics of Whole Genome Research Yesterday, I touched on how consumers can prepare to use their genetic information to gain access to personalized medicine. On a related note, consumers should also be prepared to consider options for contributing their genetic information to research... Posted Mar 25 2008, 04:36 PM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: consumers, medicine, genetic information, desire, research efforts