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There's no success quite like failure

alexsdavies wrote 4 hours ago: In this week’s Wired magazine there’s an article on the way scientists think. “We’ve heard this all … more →

Tags: Viewpoint, anachronism, Construction, Dunbar, experiment, Facts, hacking, Kuhn, laboratory

Science, Santa Claus, and Philosophy

heatherdemarest wrote 14 hours ago: If you are one of those Santa-skeptics (you know–the kind who thinks Mom and Dad are responsible for … more →

Tags: Viewpoint, Christmas, clones, Philosophy, Philosophy of physics, Santa (Claus), technology, Time Travel, Worm holes

Does Darwinism explain anything?2 comments

Wintery Knight wrote 1 day ago: Dr. Cornelius Hunter answers the question here. (H/T ECM) Here’s the criterion specified by na … more →

Tags: Commentary, Cornelius G. Hunter, Darwinism, Evolution, failed predictions, intelligent design, JUNK DNA, Junk RNA, Materialism

More on Science

bryce1618 wrote 3 days ago: I have been reserving a longer post for the near future on the philosophy of science, because I have … more →

Tags: God, Prayer, Religion, Science, Science and God, Science and Religion

Stephen Toulmin, a Philosopher and Educator, Dies at 87

pedrofeliz3b wrote 3 days ago: STEPHEN EDELSTEIN TOULMIN 1922-1909 a philosophical giant obit from stephen grimes of the ny times F … more →

Tags: Debate, Deconstructionism, History, History of Science, Kuhn, Law, Lawyers, Occam's Close Shave, Occam's Principle of Unimaginative Thinking

The Social Epistemology of Experimental Economics

manwithoutqualities wrote 4 days ago: A new book by Ana Cordeiro dos Santos has come to my attention. Aside from the title which caught my … more →

Tags: Ana Cordeiro dos Santos, cognitive closure, Cognitive Modeling, Cognitive Science, Cognitive Systems, Complexity, Computational Intelligence, computer simulations, Distributed cognition

The Arrogance of Misappropriating Science

bryce1618 wrote 5 days ago: I subscribe to a small flurry of blogs, each espousing a variety of beliefs and views. The breakdown … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Science, Science and Philosophy, Scientism

Ritchie, Naturalism, and All That

malachain wrote 6 days ago: As santitafarella noted, a scholar of philosophy at the University of Chicago recently started a buz … more →

Tags: Epistemology, metaphysics, Naturalism, ontology, Ritchie

MUST-LISTEN: J.P. Moreland lecture on Christianity and science1 comment

Wintery Knight wrote 1 week ago: I found the lectures here at Apologetics 315. These are GOOD. He covers a lot and you’ll get a … more →

Tags: Podcasts, Apologetics, big bang, Science, fine tuning, cambrian explosion, Origin of life, abiogenesis, Christianity

Topics and problems

Drew wrote 1 week ago: Check out threads on Savage Minds and the new Dead Voles.  The instigation of all this was the post … more →

Tags: Links, musings, Empiricism, Transcendental, pragmatics

Audio clips and post-debate interviews from latest Dawkins debate3 comments

Wintery Knight wrote 1 week ago: From the latest episode of the Unbelievable radio show. The MP3 file is here. Justin has a lot of au … more →

Tags: Podcasts, Apologetics, Atheism, Science, RIchard Dawkins, Naturalism, New Atheism, Materialism, Debate

The Emotional Substrate Beneath Bloated Ontologies

Phil Stilwell wrote 1 week ago: We are most fundamentally emotional creatures, and the most fundamental realm of meaning is that of … more →

Tags: Emotions, Epistemology/Ontology, morality, Epistemology, identity, Morality

The Scientific Method

heatherdemarest wrote 2 weeks ago: “It’s Sunday evening, I’ve worked all weekend, and just when I thought it was done … more →

Tags: Viewpoint, Climate, ClimateGate, Empiricism, Methodology, Philosophy, Science

Science Daily reports that there is no such thing as Junk RNA26 comments

Wintery Knight wrote 2 weeks ago: Story here on Science Daily. (H/T Darwin’s God via ECM) Excerpt: Tiny strands of RNA previousl … more →

Tags: News, Science, intelligent design, Evolution, DNA, progress of science, Naturalism, Biology, scientific progress

Philosophy Word of the Day – Thomas Kuhn (1922-1996)

fleance7 wrote 2 weeks ago: “In The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, the most influential book in modern philosophy of scien … more →

Tags: philosophy word of the day, Philosophy, Michael Ruse, Karl Popper, Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Kuhn, paradigms

Stephen Meyer is named Daniel of the Year for 2009 by World Magazine3 comments

Wintery Knight wrote 2 weeks ago: Dr. Stephen C. Meyer There can be only one. (H/T Evolution News) Excerpt: From his office Meyer has … more →

Tags: News, Science, intelligent design, Evolution, Origin of life, Stephen C. Meyer, DNA, Biological Information, specified complexity

Feynman was not being arrogant when he told people, "You're wrong!"16 comments

Restructure! wrote 3 weeks ago: or We Marginalized People Need to be More Like Feynman. Update: There are some problems with the ori … more →

Tags: Debunking, Feynman Fridays, Science News, Academia, Arrogance, Authority, claim, confidence, Debate

Mario Biagioli - Environmentalism and the Rethinking of Intellectual Property

j. wrote 3 weeks ago: (The D. Lorne Gales Lecture in the History of Science) Mario Biagioli (Harvard University) Environme … more →

Tags: History of Science, McGill

Why science isn't gospel1 comment

candacevan wrote 3 weeks ago: I’m reading an excellent and beautiful book by Gerald N. Callahan, Ph.D., called Faith, Madnes … more →

Tags: Research, Immunology, Callahan, lies, fudging data, Mendel, pasteur, Genetics, Microbiology


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