Vote for some art in awe of science! First round of voting ends November 29th, so click that tiny circle. You know you love clicking tiny circles. You knooow it.(And don't forget to vote for Traumador the Tyrannosaur in the Best Canadian Sci-Tech category!)
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The competition accepts cartoons, so just specify if you are nominating my whole post or just my artwork. Simply use this form to nominate a past post!
And hurry! Nominations close November 30th! You lurve filling out online forms, right?
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6 comments:
thanks for the shout out. i've of course added a similar nod to you in my post. i don't think i'm going to take my category, but hey weirder things have happened.
You got my vote GO FT!
Voted for ya!
Thanks you guys!
And Traumador, you've got charm and moxie, something many science and tech blogs lack.
Moxie, kid!
My vote, too! Funny, I looked at the Sci/Tech noms and understand that a certain O'Leary has multiple blogs nominated (all of them creationist,) but The Tyrannosaur Chronicles are in there. I voted for my favorite 65 million year old blogger.
Hey Mike, thanks for the vote!
Yeah, I'm aware from PZ, Sandwalk and Canadian Cynic that's there's a lot of pseudoscience and nonsense that's been nominated.
In my own category, I noticed that a bunch aren't even blogs; they're artists' websites.
I do think it's a shame that with all the poll-swarming PZ can encourage, reclaiming science from pseudoscience didn't happen. Or better yet, swarming with better Canadian entries next year.
Oh well.
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