Lily Anderson – Science, often celebrated for its astonishing discoveries and remarkable advancements, possesses the remarkable ability to awaken a sense of awe and wonder in the hearts of countless individuals.
In a ground breaking and meticulously conducted study by a team of dedicated psychologists hailing from the prestigious University of Warwick, a compelling and captivating connection between the realms of science and spirituality has been unveiled, illuminating an entirely fresh perspective on the profound influence this bond can exert upon our mental wellbeing and overall quality of life. Continue reading
Paul Rosenberg – Whether or not we can express it clearly, or even perceive it clearly, I think nearly every adult grasps that medicine is being used as a weapon.
John Conlin – So, you believe in science, eh? Excellent, so do I. At the core of this science-thinking is the acceptance of the fact that there is reality. Thus, there are a finite number of things which are true and an infinite number of things which aren’t — and our beliefs, opinions, and desires have no impact on this.
Paul Rosenberg – I do not oppose science. In fact I advocate for it. But it’s also clear to me that science has been turned into a social weapon. More than that, it has been turned into an idol, and today I’m going to explain (briefly) how that happened.
Arjun Walia – Things have drastically changed since Galileo was placed under house arrest for his scientifically accurate views, simply because they threatened the beliefs put out by the Catholic Church at the time.