Fr. Martin Hilbert argues that causality — design, to use the more loaded term — is written deep into nature, and the best science demonstrates that.
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As a veteran journalist puts it, once you build a co-dependence like that, you lose public trust. People are just not going to believe you.
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Michael Egnor and I wrote The Immortal Mind to show that the mind is not simply what the brain does and this story is but one example among many.
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Chatbots have been trained on such stories. People forget it’s just a machine and panic because they think of it as a person who really thinks things.
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The coverup of Biden’s cognitive decline couldn’t have come at a worse time. New media platforms are eating up more and more of people’s time and attention.
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The growing crisis of confidence in science isn’t because people believe “science” is bad. It’s because they believe the current scientific elite is untrustworthy.
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The First Amendment applies here. The editors and publishers have every right to destroy their journals’ reputations without fear of being investigated.
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While venues like Substack allow independent writers a voice, literary quality still matters.
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He talks about the shortcomings of large language models and why humans are irreplaceable and essential to increasing our understanding of the world.
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Some might say we are introducing a new oral culture, where people have switched from reading words, arguments etc. to listening and watching the screen.
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Regardless of who emerges as the victor in the battle between government censors and independent creators, the traditional media landscape is now history.
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Legacy media are giving way to broader-based social media. But trust in science is also at a low ebb. And what’s the replacement for science?
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People can now build in their own spare rooms an audience that used to require printing presses or big TV studios. No surprise, governments want control.
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Andrey Mir tells us that legacy media had tried entering the digital world but were captured by online progressives who ruled them but did not subscribe.
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Companies, universities and almost everyone else hypes the latest advances while those who question the hype are told that they are the problem.
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Bill C-413, which might criminalize honest scrutiny of extraordinary claims re residential schools, is part of a larger war on the primacy of fact over feelings
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Was a journal that tries to explain the origin of the unique human mind without any reference to the Mind that created the universe bound to end up here?
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Musk’s philosophy of the future: I believe it should be curiosity about the Universe – expand humanity to become a multiplanet, then interstellar, species.
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Shermer writes, “the people promulgating these woke ideas are mostly true believers” and their fervor makes it easier to convince themselves, not others.
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Nature, a British publication, should stay out of American politics; otherwise, it breeds the very mistrust of the science sector that it decries.
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