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[BBC News: Evanomics] BBC NEWS | The Reporters | Evan Davis: I think this is the first blog I've ever read.  If you accept Davis's third, unspoken, assumption, that there is a need out there for blogs - unproven - then you have to identify the need, which I don't think he's done.  In the case of paid journalism, which he normally practises, the need is to extract money from an employer, and a very worthy cause that is.. In fact you & I would probably both dispute his view that we all have roughly similar tastes in wine; and choosing the 2nd least expensive from an unfamiliar wine list is not a particularly novel manoeuvre - we all tend to do it when feeling stingy.  But I don't have the time to reply to Evan - where do people find it?  His views on mainstream economics are usually worth reading though..

[Pharyngula] I get email ”” and create a contest! : Pharyngula: For instance, PyrD (the gene for dihydroorotate dehydrogenase, an enzyme in the synthesis pathway of uracil, cytosine, and thymine), HisA (the gene for P-ribosylformimino-AICAR-P-isomerase, an enzyme in the synthesis pathway of histidine), and HisF (the gene for”¦ an enzyme that takes the product of HisA and does the next step with it) are present throughout known life, but are still, after all those billions of years, so similar that they must have come from two successive gene duplication events, just like how the "green receptor" and the "red receptor" in our eyes are the results of a gene duplication that happened maybe 40 million years ago.

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