SCIENCE GODDESS
Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Archive
About
Science Goddess #1
Who Is Science Writing For?
Feb 24, 2023
•
Margaret Wertheim
12
Latest
Top
Discussions
"Things Multiply": How I discovered a new law of the universe
Or why the explosion of digital stuff is inevitable
Dec 13, 2025
•
Margaret Wertheim
8
4
2
How I avoided dinner with Jeffrey Epstein
On Jeffrey Epstein, Larry Summers, and Sexism in Science
Nov 16, 2025
•
Margaret Wertheim
27
15
6
Does a sea slug understand hyperbolic math?
Celebrating mathematics as material play
Oct 23, 2025
•
Margaret Wertheim
17
2
2
Crafting Hyperbolic Hats for Sly and the Family Stone
A true story of insane beauty
Jul 2, 2025
•
Margaret Wertheim
15
6
3
We are all glow-worms now
On light and death
May 29, 2025
•
Margaret Wertheim
8
3
3
Me and Two Popes
Reflections on science+religion from backstage at the Vatican
May 14, 2025
•
Margaret Wertheim
10
3
1
Is Elon Musk intelligent? Is an AI child named Tong Tong?
Meditations on the meaning of intelligence: Part 2
Apr 20, 2025
•
Margaret Wertheim
6
2
See all
SCIENCE GODDESS
celebrating science as conceptual enchantment, interrogating science as social practice
Subscribe
Recommendations
View all 8
Robots for the Rest of Us
David Berreby
Bimbo Summit: A Pop Culture Study
Candice Wuehle
Reality Studies
Jesse Damiani
Entropy Bonus
David Bachman
Sustain What
Andy Revkin
SCIENCE GODDESS
Subscribe
About
Archive
Recommendations
Sitemap
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts
