Category Archives: Pseudoscience

Leaving geology for a black willow

Posted on 02/06/2012 by Daniel

I’m not that active here as you might have noticed. The reason is mainly that Ive decided to quit studying geology this winter without being finished with my MSc… Yes I’m a quitter… While becoming a father last year my … Continue reading →

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The sleeping blog sleeps

Posted on 18/02/2011 by Daniel

Here we go again. I promise to blog about geology from Sweden and delievers some posts. Then silence. Long silence. The reasons are many and probably not very interesting for you. But the pattern is of course familiar from my … Continue reading →

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The more I learn about astrobiology…

Posted on 28/09/2010 by Daniel

I am quite aware of the fact that bashing other academic fields is quite unpopular to some people – and you probably can make a lot of enemies that way, or at least lose friends. But I dont care, I … Continue reading →

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Pseudoscientific theories on viking religion and earthquakes

Posted on 18/09/2010 by Daniel

Fig. Map mainly showing paleoseismic events. Locality and chronology (yBP). From Mörner 2007. I hope that David at History of Geology can take some critisism, because he is going to get it now from this former Swedish archaeology student at … Continue reading →

Posted in Geoarchaeology, Pseudoscience, Religion | 13 Comments

Keep your damn religion to your self!

Posted on 03/09/2010 by Daniel

Yesterday I had quite a disturbing experience. Not only was the professors lecture on the solar system quite boring and much too simple  – it was full of strange creationist/design rethoric (wich, since it annoyed me, probably was the only … Continue reading →

Posted in Pseudoscience, Religion, University & Study | 5 Comments