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● Of talking plants (and paperclips) [study]

● The US Constitution : is it (a) fractal? [study]

● Wine bottle bottom dimple enigma

● Optimising one’s arm-swing whilst walking – a cost/benefit analysis [new study]

● Photographers walking backwards – and falling over (study)

● The Gendering of the Ear in Early Modern England (new study)

● Virtual Reality ‘Teabagging’ – an ‘unlaughing’ matter for hardcore gamers (study)

● The scourge of ‘Alphabetism’ (new paper from professor Zax)

● “A psychoanalytic analysis of the superglue phenomenon” – in new book ‘Perspectives on Everyday Life’

● Who ‘owns’ a human placenta?

● Correlations: Left-Handers and Right-Wingers (new study)

● Associations : Ultra Violet Radiation and the number of days it takes to get a misaddressed letter back (new study)

● The poetics of theatrical events which never happened (new study)

● Book-carrying positions – typically “male” or typically “female” – a re-examination

● The Solubility of Salt : A Divine Action Account (new thesis)

● Skipping on the Moon – fun maybe, but is it efficient?

● ‘Optimally Vague’ contracts and their benefits to society

● Fracking and increased incidence of STDs (new study)

● Even more applications for graphene (continued)

● “Impossible attempts” in law (new study)

● Blank pages in 18th century books (study)

● Toilet paper papers – a partial resumé

● Blu-Tack® for researchers

● Nose-Raising, Nose-Lengthening and Grimacing (facial actions study)

● Ear-orientation in humans – a review

● Earworms, Daydreams and Cognitive Capitalism (new study)

● Humming in academia (part 2 [itself also with 4 parts])

● I am not a molecule (part 3)

● Humming in academia (part 1,[itself with 4 parts])

● I am not a molecule (part 2)

● Sheldrake’s Science Delusions

● I am not a molecule (part 1)

● The umbilical signalling hypothesis

● The elusive Higgs Bosun

● Finnish clap research

● Toe lengths – behold the implications

● Implications of ambulatory rapidity – continued

● Fuzzy, Fuzzy Abstract

● Hot boning disambiguation

● The Nerd Report

● Humming in academia (part 3 [itself with, yes, 3 parts])

● I am not a molecule (part 4)

● Adding a Wink to the Facial Actions Coding System

● Lacan meets Austin Powers (comedic skin eruptions)

● Quantum Holographic Critical Criminology

● Towards a LEGO Minifigures® taxonomy

● ‘Silly Walk’ studies (#2)

● Spotlight on Chinese Butt Lifting Research

● ‘Silly Walk’ studies (#1)

● Window envelopes – of little effect?

● Vulture Day 2013

● The ‘Animal Elimination Problem’

● ‘Welcome to My Brain’ (paper)

● Stupidity papers called for

● Stupidity – special issues

● Oranges & Agent Orange & navel navel size

● Profiling Professor Persinger – part 1

● Adams apples : examinations (part 1)

● ‘Use Lard’ redaction mystery

● Head nods of the third kind

● When the Pilot Met a Frog: Aviation Anomalies

● Ball squeezing – Kick Butt™

● Samuel Beckett meets the Teletubbies

● Foot size and balancing – a link?

● Samuel Beckett meets the Teletubbies

● The Psychoanalytic Geography of Alan Partridge

● Revolving Doors (re)visited

● Hair and Moustaches in the Far West (1873 to 1899)

● Disambiguating the Lessons from the Ambiguous-Colored Dress

● Computational gastronomy – part 3 – ‘Cooking with Dirty Data’

● Recent progress in Quidditch studies (part 3)

● Computational gastronomy – part 2 – ‘Active Odor Cancellation’

● Recent progress in Quidditch studies (part 2)

● Computational gastronomy – part 1 – ‘Food Steganography’

● Recent progress in Quidditch studies (part 1)

● Profiling Professor Persinger – part 3

● Tommy Cooper’s hat – a Fez, or not?

● Profiling Professor Persinger – part 2

● Future Sock

● “Dear Abbe” (Microscopy Today)

● Not as bad as you think … [a possibly cheerful collection of same]

● Button-down shirts, analyzed academically by Nathaniel Weiner

● Atmospheric things – especially balloons

● “Why Do People (Not) Cough in Concerts?” (study)

● Shoelaces — the trials of cooperatively tying them with other people

● Comedy, laughter, kissing and psychosomatics

● Geotrichum candidum (fungus) might destroy your CDs?

● New uses for old CDs (part 3)

● New uses for old CDs (part 2)

● New uses for old CDs (part 1)

● Jerk analysis – and its relevance to safe driving

● Hunting upside-down ‘N’s

● Influence of personality and fatalistic belief on South African taxi driver behaviour

● Unresolvable human mental states (based on a parallel universe theory)

● Is God dead? – the math(s)

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