If the universe were ever so slightly different, we wouldn’t be here. Some people think that means there must be a Higher Power at work on our behalf. Or, some respected physicists say, our universe might just be one of many, so many that it’s more or less inevitable that life would arise in one. [...]
If you don’t think we have an education problem in this country world (but still), allow me to direct you toward the latest post today on io9:
James Williams, a science education lecturer at the University of Sussex, teaches university graduates with science degrees who wish to become science educators. In this month’s issue of The [...]
This used to be posted on an older, now-defunct blog of mine, and is reposted here because the information remains relevant. Science doesn’t change its mind!
Scientists would have you believe that science can explain everything, but this is patently absurd. Can science, for example, explain how some jars can only be opened by moms? Can [...]
