Friday May 25th 2012
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Hmmm... a lot of maybes and possibles in this article. Wasn't the science settled a few years back?
It does seem the Economist is bending over backwards not to concede that it's time to jump off the "it's settled" wagon
The science of the mona lisa? The science of human sound? What's next clapping? I used to enjoy the science section in the Economist but in the last few months it has been very dissapointing.