Free will: One woman’s left hand seemed to have a mind of its own. Did it?
Researchers: Microbes “jeopardize” neo-Darwinism (and Jon Bartlett’s response)
No, seriously: Physicist longs for explanation of the arrow of time that explains as much as Darwin does
Sabine Hossenfelder: Can gravitational wave interferometers tell us if we live in a hologram universe?
Learning more about the asteroid that doomed the dinosaurs
Was a theory of everything bound to fail?
Forbes’ cosmology commentator: Maybe we ARE alone
Pest insect gets plants to transmit false information to other plants
The internet speeded up plagiarism without changing it
Human experience is what makes sense of the written word
Burning a brick in Fluorine — physical/chemical properties in action
In the demonstration below, a bit of acetone has been put on the corner of the brick to get the process started: This demonstrates the remarkable effects of inherent, embedded, intelligible structural, quantitative properties of fluorine and other elements and molecules. With lesser materials, we can see similar, even more spectacular effects: Notice, the table of standard electrode potentials of selected ions: A world that exhibits lawlike, reliable properties that are structural and/or quantitative shows how such properties are integrated into the fabric or architecture of being. END