(Reformed) New Scientist on life forms evolving without changing genes
Simple, Unambigous Evidence We Do Not Live In An Objective, External Material World
When how I choose to observe a photon at a particular time and place can (1) instantaneously affect a photon a billion light years away and (2) retroactively changes the history of that photon (delayed choice quantum eraser), and when we have searched far, wide and deep and have not found any “matter,” we have comprehensive, conclusive evidence that we do not live in an objective, external, material world. At some point, if your views are guided by reason and evidence, you will have to accept that whatever “experience” is, it is not caused by an objective, external, material world.
Origin of life dustup: Once again, we discover why we love Inference Review
At Gizmodo: 24 planets might be better places to live than Earth
Rob Sheldon responds to Nature’s decision to go political: Are they really scientists or just political hacks?
Ethan Siegel at Forbes on “finally” making the United States a “scientific nation”
Researcher: We need a new Theory of Everything, one with no “things”
(Reformed) New Scientist takes horizontal gene transfer seriously
Rob Sheldon on Nature’s Screed (on the upcoming US election)
The journal Nature defends its right to cover politics
End of tenure forecast. What about academic freedom?
Cambrian Explosion may have involved new genes
Robert J. Marks: Pigeons can solve the Monty Hall problem. But can you?
Culture Revolution insurgency escalator
As background, let us first refresh our memory on the BATNA concept and the Overton Window: Where, let us further refresh on centres of cultural influence . . . as well as the Machiavelli challenge of timely, prudent change: Now, let us expose the 4th Generation Colour Revolution playbook and operational patterns, so that we may begin to better recognise what has been going on and where we now are: Next, let us bear in mind the crooked yardstick effect: The matter of clarifying political spectra will help: Let us further set that in the global geostrategic context: Now, we can have a more focused discussion on where we are going over the next 3 to 15 months, in the Read More ›