It is becoming clear that if we lose our religion, we will lose our science as well.
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Without materialism. math still adds up, physics and chemistry are still true, and logic still works. Only forgettable projects would be forgotten.
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When dictators adopt transhumanism, it won’t just be Ray Kurzweil trying to upload himself to digital immortality. There will be a very dark side.
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The Babylon Bee won but the battle is hardly over. Many governments have begun to see the internet as something that they should try to run … into the ground.
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If it’s this complex in mice, what are we to make of simplistic representations of human thinking in pop psychology textbooks?
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The uploaded quirks and memories may be a good simulation of the deceased person but it is not a surviving self. It is just data.
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There is a key difference in nuance between how citation justice is described in the leading science journal and how it may be interpreted in the field.
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The transgender movement, like the teacher-driven war on math, has embraced the Skeptics’ own approach to reality and now uses it for ITS purposes.
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Not all of Francis’s stories end with disappointment. Just enough of them to make you wonder where all this modern urban life is heading.
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At present, it doesn’t sound as though consciousness studies can take us beyond our natural folk understanding of consciousness.
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An entire business process is driven by immaterial assumptions about a source of payment based on electrons with no fixed location.
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That was not what researchers expected. But the prior commitment to materialism in neuroscience makes the evidence difficult to accept and learn from.
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It’s curious that so few notice a much more serious threat to science than current politics is: the calls that are coming from inside the house.
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While the observed effect was small, any actual effect is a tool in the box and this one does not come with the risks associated with medications.
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Harold Koenig and colleagues are confident that improving the quality of research will strengthen the usefulness of the overall database.
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When Piers Morgan invited Sean Carroll and Eric Weinstein on his show, sparks flew. And Sabine Hossenfelder’s comments are an eye-opener.
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Overall, Jonny Thomson’s effort to keep Dennett’s eliminative materialism alive unintentionally points up how fragile it has actually become.
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Science, as both Darwinian Jerry Coyne and his non-materialist opponents know it, is one forlorn casualty of late-stage materialism, the world of private truth.
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Human technology definitely has a history but the human mind does not. We see it where we see it, often just a glimpse in these abysses of time.
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Life would be so much easier for thinkmags if the mind were simply what the brain does. But wait. No one would produce thinkmags either.
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