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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Sex, Death and the Meaning of Life – Richard Dawkins
Oh, I stumbled on this little gem recently. It’s a BBC doc by Richard Dawkins, essentially about what Nietzsche was talking about in The Parable of the Madman: Have you not heard of that madman who lit a lantern in … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Film, History, Philosophy, Politics, Religion, Science
Tagged atheistim, Ethics, god, homosexuality, humanism, kathleen taylor, meaning of life, morality, naturalism, richard dawkins, Sex, Steven Pinker
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Walt Whitman and Right Hemispheric Thinking
Breaking Bad has taken over my life. Besides that, it also introduced me to a fun poem by Walt Whitman: 180. When I heard the Learn’d Astronomer WHEN I heard the learn’d astronomer; When the proofs, the figures, were ranged … Continue reading
Posted in History, Mental Health, Philosophy, Religion, Science, Thoughts
Tagged anti-logic, breaking the spell, buddhim, correspondence, daniel dennett, e-mail, jill bolte taylor, my stroke of insight, mystery, richard dawkins, right hemisphere, Science, stars, stroke, the learn'd astronomer, unweaving the rainbow, walt whitman, zen
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The History of the Bike
Very fun and quick doc about the history of the bike from BBC. Lots of cool info on how bikes helped shape society, especially those in the lower class.
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