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The Science of Compassion—A Talk with Evan Thompson
By on June 28, 2002
If Evan Thompson, associate professor of philosophy at the University of Toronto is right, cognitive science will be a...
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Of Meontic Freedom & Panexperientialism
By Thomas Oord on June 13, 2002
An Interview with David Ray Griffin.
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The Feast of the Elements
By Connie Barlow on June 5, 2002
Might it be our time in history to begin honoring the birth of the elements?
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Stephen Jay Gould: An Appreciation
By Michael Ruse on May 21, 2002
Stephen Jay Gould is dead. He died Monday morning of cancer. In his life, he was many things: a...
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An Interview With Sherrilyn Roush
By Jill Neimark on May 3, 2002
Sherrilyn Roush, an assistant professor of philosophy at Rice University, takes on the philosophy of science, epistemology, and metaphysics....
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Q&A With Seth Rozin
By on April 7, 2002
An interview with playwright and director Seth Rozin about his play "Missing Link," a deeply human drama centering around...
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Edward Kennedy — Expert on Science?
By William Dembski on April 5, 2002
In the March 21st, 2002, edition of The Washington Times , Sen. Edward Kennedy takes exception to Sen. Rick...
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Emergent Relativity
By R. Laughlin on March 28, 2002
The incompatibility of relativity and quantum mechanics is of great interest, particularly in light of recent advances in string...
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Figuring the Odds in God’s Casino—Pascal Revisited
By Clay Naff on March 21, 2002
“If you’re living like there’s no God,” a popular bumper sticker warns, “you’d better be right.” A fringe of...
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From Thought Experiments to Quantum Information
By Serge Haroche on March 20, 2002
For the first time it is feasible to suggest that we could follow quantum weirdness as far as everyday...
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