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Sunday 2007-04-01
So, as of approximately now I have comments, thanks to
Haloscan. I'm afraid
you don't get the how-many-comments notification; HS's
code for doing this uses document.write
in
a way that completely breaks in my web browser. Haloscan
is a bit icky, but it'll do.
I have moderation turned on for comments here, in an
effort to mitigate spam. I'll see how that goes.
Percentage of the US population who, according to
a recent poll, ...
... think the theory of evolution is well-supported by evidence
and widely accepted within the scientific community: | 48% |
... ditto, among Evangelical Protestants: | 25% |
... say they don't personally know any atheists: | 48% |
... would not vote for an atheist political candidate: | 62% |
... think it is impossible for an atheist to be a moral person: | 26% |
(No, it isn't quite a palindrome. Too bad.)
A friend of mine found yesterday that some malefactor
had attached an extra lock to his bicycle. So, in the middle of town,
in public view, he set to work with a hacksaw. It took him 15 minutes
to saw through the lock. In that time, only one person made any
attempt to challenge him. Still, it could have been
worse.