Feyerabend’s book, “Against Method” stands as a critical look at science, and how we “know.” As part of the domain “philosophy of Science” he stands as one of the interesting challengers to what we think we know, categorized often as...
A while back I wrote about the abiogenic theory of petroleum production. According to Wikipedia: The theory of abiogenic petroleum origin holds that natural petroleum was formed from deep carbon deposits, perhaps dating to theformation of the Earth. The ubiquity...
A brief respite from the Jesus Floor… Faithful readers may remember my post about the Russian News Agency incorrectly referring to the “Dark Side of the Moon.” (No, not the music…) Well, here is another apparently common mis-perception. I say...
Several people have asked some very good questions. I figured I would answer a few now! “Did it suddenly appear?” A very good question. Actually I have been staring at it for a while, and wasn’t sure I wanted to...
I came across this quote today, and wanted to share it with you all: “When you make the finding yourself – even if you’re the last person on Earth to see the light – you’ll never forget it.” Carl Sagan
Did you want to know what we talked about before we recorded part two? Well here it is! Quoted from my Brother’s site: Two Bradys, Two Brothers, Two Doctorates, and at least Two Views. We discuss our different set ups,...
“Spinal Tap reunites to fight Climate Change” In MY mind it’s not too bizarre that a “fictional band” is “reuniting” to fight a fictional problem. All kidding aside, I am not a “disbeliever” in climate change. I do remain unconvinced...
Many blogs and websites these days, including one of my favorites, Supply Chain Innovations Today, are using rss newsfeeds to provide news and information services right next to their (our?) insightful comments and commentary. I couldn’t help but chuckle when...
It’s not every day that I get to write a blog that essentially “corrects” a story from the Russian News and Information Agency, but today, I thought I would quickly write a note about what is perhaps a simple, yet...
My brother has chosen to poke the hornet’s nest, by writing about Richard Dawkins, and his apparent attack on no lesser figure than God Himself. Prior to his posting, he and I had several conversations about this topic, and the...