You can’t “trust the science” if you can’t trust the scientists
When the media said, ad nauseum, “trust the science,” it was used as a cudgel against Americans who are unable to trust the scientists.
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Under COVID: Doctor can you heal thyself when you can’t heal others?
America has been under Covid for over eight months. And yet the science is still interpreted by politics, not medical expediency or efficacy.
Science and the virus games: COVID madness and the Constitution
The COVID Virus has more science authorities who have concomitant opinions than Darwin’s opinion in his study On the Origin of the Species.
The Science of Climate Change: Are you a Denier?
We should do whatever we can to reduce excessive carbon emissions and do what we can to ensure that our air, water and oceans are as clean as possible.
The Dead Sea Scrolls: Greatest archaeological discovery of 20th Century authenticates Bible
The Dead Sea Scrolls evidence the accuracy of manuscripts used in modern Hebrew Bibles. The Scriptures are the texts of the writers of the Old Testament.
Beakerhead 2018: Calgary’s smash up of art, science and engineering
Beakerhead 2018 and Beakernight is a Calgary, AB street party that celebrates art, science and engineering, along with lots of food and music
Christians and scientists ask: Can the Bible co-exist with science?
Is who we are the result of evolution or of divine intelligent influence? It is a question poised by Darwin, who propagated we are the result of random evolution. But is that true? Christians and scientists ask: Can the Bible co-exist with science?
Earth Day 2018: Let’s take care of our planet and environment everyday
Taking care of our one and only Earth is something that should occur on a daily basis, not just on Earth Day. The environment once destroyed will mean the extinction of man.
Mike Hughes, a California flat earth believer, aims too low for the stars
When Hughes is either injured or killed, flat-Earth believers can blame NASA for tampering with Sir Newton’s calculations regarding Earth’s escape velocity.
Cyber boot camp creates superheroes of the future
SAN DIEGO, June 26, 2017 — Millions of American teens plan to spend the summer enjoying the adventure of their favorite superheroes at the movie theater, in video games, or in graphic novels. A select few will spend part of their summer becoming superheroes themselves in real life: cyber superheroes ready to defend against hackers ...
President Trump supported by science on Climate Change
Science isn’t about consensus; the concern with consensus is anti-science. And the fears over Global Warming are consensus, not science.
Neural technology: The ethics of probing the skull’s boundary
It is not about tinfoil hats. Milton suggested that the mind is a kind of "last refuge of personal freedom and self-determination", that is unless we stop the invasion.
The March for Pseudoscience and the inquisitors that would guide us
Like the pope’s 17th century enforcers, today’s climate inquisitors are no more worried about man-made global warming than Pope Paul V was concerned about Earth’s transit around the sun.
‘The greatest moment in the history of human imagination’
According to Jay Walker, the greatest moment in the history of human imagination entailed nothing less than a complete rejection of our senses.
Why is science more popular than religion?
How is it that a pastor in church extolling the benefits of gratitude can’t attract as many people as someone saying the same thing at a major university?
Our Sun’s nearest neighbor sports an Earth-like companion
Proxima b, could very well be a a habitable zone the area around a star that planet could support liquid water and, consequently, life similar to Earth.
Feds funding science fraud?
The funding source skews the results of scientific research. Might $68 billion in research and technology money have an impact on what climate researchers find?
Relativity and the color of gold
WASHINGTON, June 3, 2015 – Einstein’s general theory of relativity is 100 years old this year, and special relativity is 110. Big deal, you say. What’s relativity done for me recently? Well, it’s probably kept your fingers on your hand, and it’s certainly kept Lil Wayne’s head on his shoulders. Relativity isn’t important just to physicists. ...
Dr. Brian May joins in on Asteroid Day and the film 51 Degrees North
It's not Rock and Roll - Rock group Queen founding member and astrophysicist Dr. Brian May helps to announce Asteroid Day and the film 51 Degrees North
Scientists and public diverge on GMOs, vaccines, global warming
Why do some people trust science on global warming, but not on vaccines? On vaccines, but not GMOs?