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Glenn Branch

  • Deputy Director, National Center for Science Education
Oakland
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Times of Design | Skeptical Inquirer

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By Glenn Branch
| Skeptical Inquirer
Twenty years after the Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District trial, in which a federal court found that intelligent design is neither scientifically credible nor detachable from its creationist antecedents, C.W. Howell offers a history of the intelligent design movement that is neither a hostile polemic nor a partisan apologetic.
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He's Saying It Was Aliens ... But It Wasn't Aliens

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By Glenn Branch
| pandasthumb.org
Glenn Branch is deputy director of the National Center for Science Education, a nonprofit organization that defends the integrity of American science education against ideological interference. He is the author of numerous articles on evolution education and climate education, and obstacles to them, in such publications as Scientific American, American Educator, The American Biology Teacher, and the Annual Review of Genomics and Human Genetics, and the co-editor, with Eugenie C.
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Did The Anti-Newtonian Inspire the Flat-Earth Movement?

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By Glenn Branch
| Skeptical Inquirer
When Kelly Weill begins her capsule history of the modern flat-earth movement in the opening chapters of her recent book Off the Edge (Weill 2022; reviewed in Branch 2022), she credits Samuel Birley Rowbotham (1816–1884), who wrote under the pseudonym “Parallax,” as its prime mover.
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