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Bringing ACES Vehicle Technology to the Puget Sound Region
Jay Richards Interviews Bruce Agnew at COSMBiden’s National Mask Mandate is Absurd and Despotic
Does More People Equal More Abundance? The Myth of Economic Scarcity
Is Automated & Shared Vehicle Technology a Benefit to Humanity?
Jay Richards interviews Bryan Mistele at COSM 2019The Future of 5G
An Interview with AT&T's Andre FuetschBill Dembski on a DYI Decentralized Currency
Are Our Brains Downloadable?
An Interview with Robert J. Marks at COSM 2019Steve Forbes on Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technology
Bingecast: Jay Richards on The Human Advantage
Why Did Americans Agree to a National Lockdown?
New Cosmos Series Preaches the Religion of Materialism
Why Does the Vatican Need Microsoft?
Should the Church really partner with IBM and Microsoft to make pronouncements on tech regulation?When giant corporate actors like IBM and Microsoft promote “transparency and compliance with ethical principles?”, we run the risk that they are helping to craft regulations that hinder future competitors (“regulatory capture”). Rather than partner with them in making statements, the Church should stay clear.
Jay Richards on Eat, Fast, Feast and Human Design
Will Self-Driving Cars Change Moral Decision-Making?
It’s time to separate science fact from science fiction about self-driving carsIrish playwright John Waters warns of a time when we might have to grant moral discretion to computer algorithms, just as Christians now grant to the all-knowing but often inscrutable decrees of God. Not likely.
Phillip E. Johnson: A Lucky Ice Storm
Jay Richards at COSM Talks Kurzweil and Strong AI
Jay Richards: Prepare For AI, But Don’t Panic — Part II
Jay Richards on the Greatly Exaggerated Death of Human Jobs — Part I
If the Mind Is Immaterial, Is Human Cloning Impossible?
I agree with Mike Egnor that the mind is immaterial but I don’t think human cloning is impossibleThere are, of course, empirical implications of both the materialist and non-materialist understanding of the human mind. But the success of human cloning won’t weigh on the question one way or the other.