Sami Mikhail, Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the School of Geography and Geosciences, The University of St. Andrews, United Kingdom. His Ph.D. is in Stable Isotope Geochemistry awarded by University College Continue Reading →
Waleed El Husseini “There is an atheist in every Arab family” via Bread and Roses TV. Fariborz Pooya and Maryam Namazie’s latest installment of “Bread and Roses TV” on Youtube Continue Reading →
Discover Magazine’s Top 100 Science Stories of 2015 include 19 advances in evolutionary discoveries in the fields of paleoanthropology, paleontology, comparative genomics and another 20 stories which build upon and Continue Reading →
Dinosaurs and humans coexisted, the earth can’t be more than 6-10,000 years old. You must believe in an extreme, wholly absurd interpretation of the Genesis account in the Bible. How Continue Reading →
The Great Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops) Giza, Egypt. An amazing feat of human engineering to honor one of the early Egyptian Pharoahs, built in 2,500 BC…4,500 years ago. Think of Continue Reading →
“I’d say it only took me a couple weeks to fully realize that I had been bamboozled in my youth and beyond” The more I read of what’s happening with Continue Reading →
Elizabeth King, a budding young Chicago writer, has an interesting plaint in the Washington Post describing how tough it can be to shake off the indoctrination of religion in I’m Continue Reading →
Yup, ya just can’t keep Unbelieving Scum down for too long. Like goddamn mold, just keeps growing back ya know? Through a series of perfect storm events with hacked credit Continue Reading →
Emily Calandrelli “The Space Gal” is at it again with another informative TED video on space exploration. She covers everything from the costs and dangers to the involvement of NASA Continue Reading →
Qanta Ahmed’s detailed exposition of life in Saudi Arabia, In The Land of the Invisible Women describing life in the Kingdom both in general for the average Saudi citizen and Continue Reading →
