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Heidi, hi!
I chanced upon an example of my kind of science documentary on TV over the weekend, by courtesy of those nice people at Nature.
Posted in Creation, Science
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Is wokeness a running-through-treacle dream?
A vegan Green explained to me over Christmas why eating eggs is bad. The problem, it seems, is that poultry bred for egg-laying is sexed at a day old, and the males, being non-productive, are mostly culled for animal feeding or fertilizer. This denies them the right to a meaningful life, which cannot be justified on animal welfare terms. Ergo eating eggs is immoral.
Posted in Philosophy, Politics and sociology, Science
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Progress on Heaven and Earth
Well, the indexes of The Generations of Heaven and Earth have now gone off to the publishers, which is my last literary input before the book comes out.
Posted in Creation, Genealogical Adam, Theology, Theology of nature
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The dangers of making assumptions about data
I commend to you this YouTube presentation by Frank Lansner, from October, which explains and updates his 2018 paper, which is unfortunately behind a paywall:
Posted in Creation, Politics and sociology, Science
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Genealogical Adam and Eve
Three days late (to miss the rush) I need to remind you that on 10th, Joshua Swamidass’s book The Genealogical Adam and Eve was published, and has already attracted a number of reviews including one at BioLogos (they got the title wrong initially, like Francisco Ayala did reviewing Stephen Meyer’s Signature in the Cell there back in the day – read more carefully, chaps, if you want to appear sincerely interested).
Posted in Genealogical Adam, Science, Theology
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I learn how to manipulate the masses (in 1963)
I recently recalled the time, in primary school, when I was able to control the behaviour of my entire school.
Posted in Politics and sociology, Science
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Murdering opinions
Between school and university, I spent several months as a lowly scientific assistant in a government Pest Control Laboratory.
Posted in Politics and sociology
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