Who, Exactly, Is the Subject of Evolutionary Psychology?
Neurosurgeon Michael Egnor and science writer Denyse O’Leary offer some thoughts about why the discipline does not make sense
Do Readers Remember Bluesky, the Kinder, Gentler Twitter?
It is still playing catchup in terms of user numbers
More humans are living to be 100 years of age
It is a logical outcome of a general improvement in health care
Who Coined the Phrase “the Magician’s Twin”?
The pitfalls of relying on AI for your facts
Do We Really Live in an AI Simulation?
A formal logical analysis explains why the hypothesis is self-undermining
Claims for a Multiverse Violate Basic Logic
Michael Egnor: To account for the fine-tuning of our universe, many thinkers claim, without evidence, that there are innumerable universes. But they won’t accept the existence of God
Are Our Rights Blessed by God, or Begrudged by Government?
In every situation, protections accorded human rights have reflected what cultures and governments think about the value and dignity of man
On Our 250th Anniversary, There Is a Battle for America’s Soul
The most impassioned appeals for human rights by politicians and scientists mean nothing if they have abandoned their belief in the distinctive dignity of man
That Monkey Cannot Even Find Shakespeare!
When it comes to randomly typing out the complete works of Shakespeare, time is not the monkey’s problem; information is
An Unusual Story of Everything Review from the UK
ETs in UFOs Would Not Exist in a Purposeless Universe
Biologist Michael Denton’s work shows that human technology is not an accident of humans simply adapting to our environment
A Mystery of Consciousness — Thinking While in a Coma
Researchers are finding that many unresponsive bran-damaged people have covert consciousness. The question is, how to help them?
Horizontal Innovation Requires More Than Novel Outputs
Current AI systems excel at producing output novelty, but I do not believe they demonstrate algorithmic novelty
Hush! A Forest Organizes Itself in a Non-Darwinian Way
Plants co-operate as well as compete — though that doesn’t mean they are conscious
Philosopher: Memories Are Not “Stored” in the Brain
Memory is a function of time, not place, says Oxford's Victoria Trumbull
Most Christian Innovators Have Not Read the Pope’s Letter
The Pope Just Weighed In On AI
If your religious organization doesn’t yet have a theology of AI, start building one because the conversation is already happening without you
God, The Science, The Evidence: The Dawn of a Revolution
The book sets out the reasons for thinking that the universe is the creation of a rational supernatural being, as traditional religion and philosophy have attested
An Evening With Michael Egnor at Cornell
The linked talk alone was worth coming to hear, but the Q&A truly did not disappoint