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Monthly Archives: December 2019
The Future of Being Human
The Institute of Art and Ideas runs an online ideas platform IAI.TV that’s been described as ‘Europe’s answer to TED.’ They have recently published a new academy course, “The Future of Being Human,” taught by Oxford University’s Future of Humanity Institute Fellow Anders Sandberg. The course is free to join. Continue reading The Future of Being Human
“A Meaning to Life,” Reply to Ruse
My last post expressed my effusive praise for Michael Ruse’s new book, A Meaning to Life. I would now like to comment on Ruse’s counsel that we can create and enjoy meaning in life despite the yearning for some non-existent salvific narrative—religious or scientific. Continue reading “A Meaning to Life,” Reply to Ruse
Review of “A Meaning to Life” by Michael Ruse
Michael Ruse (1940 – ) is a philosopher of science who specializes in the philosophy of biology, the relationship between science and religion, the creation-evolution controversy, and the demarcation problem within science. Continue reading Review of “A Meaning to Life” by Michael Ruse
Depression and Truth
My last post elicited a comment from a reader apparently worried that, based on the contents of the post, I might be clinically depressed. Continue reading Depression and Truth