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Is this Joe’s most illuminating ‘Science’ podcast yet? Ladies and Gentlemen, Professor Brian Fox
Brian cox is an English physicist who serves as professor of particle physics in the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Manchester. Brian Cox is one of the best speakers when it comes to communicating science to…
How to read your blood test results. And reading Cholesterol is not what you think.
Dr. Paul Mason – ‘Blood tests – what your cholesterol results mean Everyone should watch this video by Dr Paul Mason. Every time I see a video from this good doctor he is busting age-old dietary and medical myths with…
Tagged with: blood test, Cholesterol, Dr Paul Mason, Science, Triglycerides
Posted in Health, Science
Posted in Health, Science
Readdressing the Dietary Guidelines which have made us fat and unhealthy.
Did you every get that disdainful look on an acquaintance’s face when you said, ‘I consume high fats in my diet’ and soon after enter into a fierce debate about what is good for our health and mostly talking past…
Tagged with: carbohydrates, diet, Dietary Guidelines, doctor, Dr Paul Mason, Dr peter Attia, facts, fat, fibre, longevity, Low carb, myths, saturated fat, Science, unhealthy, University of technology sydney
Posted in Health, Science
Posted in Health, Science
Overlooking the Observer – What Buddhism seeks to address
The Nature of Reality: A Dialogue Between a Buddhist Scholar and a Theoretical Physicist Some reflections on Buddhist scholar’s Alan Wallace’s argument. We left something out…And that is us. A blind spot in the scientific view. Introspection plays no role…
Tagged with: Alan Wallace, Buddhism, material determinism, Physicist, religion, Science, Sean Carroll, The Nature of Reality
Posted in Reflections, Science
Posted in Reflections, Science
Is the Intellectual Dark Web starting to eat its own?
Reflections on the Joe Rogan Experience #1203 – Eric Weinstein…. I would propose the Intellectual Dark Web movement arose (perhaps in a hybrid form) from the now almost defunct 4 horsemen of Atheism counter culture phenomenon. Social media lapped up…
Tagged with: 4 horsemen, Atheism, Dark Intellectual Web, Eric Weinstein, Joe Rogan, religion, richard dawkins, Science, truth
Posted in politics, Reflections, Science
Posted in politics, Reflections, Science
Two Astronomers discuss Alien Lifeforms, Science Fiction Movies and Astrophysics
From the end of the much acclaimed 1997 Sci Fi Thriller ‘Contact’: ‘You are not real, none of this real….. You are an interesting species…In all our searching all we found is each other.’ If you are a Sci Fi…
Tagged with: 2001 A Space Odyssey, Alien Lifeforms, aliens, astronomers, astrophysics, Black holes, Contact, DNA, documentary, ET, event horizon, Gravity, Independance Day, Interstellar, sam Harris, Science, Science Fiction Movies, telescopes Parkes, truth, worm holes
Posted in News, Science
Posted in News, Science
A Christian man once said
A Christian man once said: ‘The stories of Jesus’ birth—including his miraculous conception by the Holy Spirit, the Star of Bethlehem that led the wise men to where he was found, angels singing in the night sky—we now generally understand…
Tagged with: ABC News. Mum, Charles Darwin, Christianity, Jesus Christ, Marcus Borg, Santa Clause, Science
Posted in politics, Reflections
Posted in politics, Reflections
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