I’m getting back on the horse, people. Let’s hope it’s only mostly dead.

• AC Grayling questions the supposed biological origin for belief in a supreme being. (I have evidence for an innate belief in a Supreme Taco, but it’s mostly anecdotal.)
• Health economists argue that funding for the fight against HIV/AIDS is overshadowing more immediate health crises. (Note to deniers; nowhere in this debate is there any question as to the cause of AIDS. Not that this will stop their spin.)
• New Humanist kicks off its advent podcast series, featuring alternative figureheads for your winter celebration. (Putting some actual reason into the season, for once.)
• President Bush tries to pad his legacy by butchering federal environmental protections, and making it harder to regulate workplace exposure to toxic chemicals. (It won’t matter that the air’s not fit to breath, because you’ll have to carry your own canister on your motorized wheelchair. Unless you’ve had a cushy office job for the last eight years.)

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Tags: AC Grayling, AIDS, belief, Bush, economy, health, HIV, links, New Humanist, podcast, taco. medicine

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