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Wednesday, December 12th, 2007
First off, for those who have tried to visit BraveHumans in the past couple of days only to find a Verio page, my apologies. The glitch was not due to any kind of malicious attack, but rather simply Verio shuffling servers. It turns out they switched things before the news of the changed […]
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Wednesday, December 5th, 2007
This is just an initial placeholder. There has been some talk on reddit about how congress doesn’t listen when we write them. So here is an initial place to put an archive of what we write to congress, and what congress writes back.
Just place letters to congress and responses (or links) in the […]
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Saturday, November 17th, 2007
Take a look at your hands. The entire history of the universe is written in your hands.
Have you ever thought about where your hands came from? Naturally, you got your hands from your parents. They gave you the DNA which determined the size and shape of your hands. All the […]
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Tuesday, November 13th, 2007
When I was about 7 or 8, I visited my Aunt and Uncle, who had a summer cabin on a lake in Minnesota. One day my Uncle took me fishing, and with patience and a little help I caught myself a fine little bass. I was terribly excited to know that my fish […]
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Saturday, November 10th, 2007
Continuing the series of science posts, last time I described how intelligent design leads us to the conclusion that we are nothing more than meat robots. However I failed to mention that what intelligent design advocates really believe is that we are meat robots with souls.
Although intelligent design advocates claim to be doing real […]
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Thursday, November 8th, 2007
Last time I discussed the need for a series of posts on science and its meaning. First up: evolution.
When you think of evolution the image which probably comes to mind is that of a fish flopping out onto land, which then magically grows feet, becomes a dinosaur, then a monkey, and finally a […]
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Wednesday, November 7th, 2007
Recently among the scientific community there has been a discussion on how to better convey science to the general public. Much of this discussion has focused on the framing of science, particularly with regard to its philosophical (i.e. religious) consequences. On one side are the those opposed to framing science in such a […]
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Wednesday, October 31st, 2007
Happy Halloween gentle readers.
I’m not familiar with the customs in other parts of the world, but here in the United States Halloween is a time for costumes and trick-or-treat. It is also a time when we bring out many of our fears, real or imagined, about death, spooks, and spirits. It is a […]
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Thursday, October 18th, 2007
What if your presidential candidate was determined entirely by the issues. Not on how they looked or whether you thought they had an honest chance. What if your vote was determined entirely on which candidate most agreed with you on the issues? Who do you think would get your vote?
Here’s a simple […]
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Monday, October 15th, 2007
After my recent few posts on more esoteric topics, I thought I would wade back into the political arena.
I came across a video of Rep. Joe Knollenberg’s (R-MI) and his staffers out on a bit of campaigning.
You can view that video here.
Given that the video doesn’t paint a pretty picture of […]
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