Dementia is not “inevitable,” in the sense that it would happen no matter what else is in play. Nature is rarely like that. Decisions matter.
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Carole Hooven discovered that, where the sex binary nature of humans is concerned, the new elite at Harvard and The Lancet thrive on nonsense. But she can’t.
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One effect of the presumption of atheism in science is that all kinds of speculation can be grandfathered as reasonable scientific thinking.
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Surprised? Joel Kotkin points out that the conventional picture many people have of the religious vs. the non-religious population is gravely distorted.
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Science itself is being deplatformed by Woke relativism, developed by the very people who found atheists quite thought-provoking and fashionable.
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NDEs do change lives but, according to a recent study, NDErs often require counseling and not many counselors are equipped to support them.
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Because the local stones were not suitable for making larger tools, the early humans took to using elephant bones instead.
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Materialists will try to interpret the workings of the brain as one aspect of consciousness that is a natural part of the material universe.
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Why are we asked to discredit the evidence of fine-tuning of the universe? Why is such an antirealist message coming from science?
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Earth appears uniquely suited to life. The question looms: How much can science downplay or avoid facts like that while retaining the character of science?
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Human origins papers are often informative and entertaining, as long as we do not confuse them with understanding the realities of human origins and experience.
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Something has changed if the magic word “Evolution!” cannot be used to paper over vast improbabilities and silence dissenters in the way that it has for over a century.
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Much that the NDE experiencer learns cannot easily be expressed, because there are no words for experiences that most people have only after they die.
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While Goodall believed that there is no sharp line dividing humans and chimpanzees, she herself was one of many who embodied the sharp line.
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The episode is part of a much broader picture: When private truth beats public truth, ideology quickly overrules science.
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If Michael Mann really wanted to avoid politicizing science, he could have at least started by setting an example.
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Dr. Duncan MacDougall’s attempts to weigh the soul were ingenious as well as controversial but he misunderstood the soul’s nature.
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All of this reasoning assumes that human consciousness — the human mind — is local. Located in one single place. It probably isn’t.
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If even that 300-neuron brain proves a challenge in materialist terms, consider the human brain (86 billion neurons) intersecting with an immaterial mind.
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Google says it was largely at the government’s behest. The Biden administration apparently believed in censorship far more than many Americans realized.
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