FINALLY the Unbelieving Scum YouTube channel is up and running, alive and well, and rocking along nicely, I thank you! Short, (sweet?), to the point, researched and referenced 8-10 minute Continue Reading →
There is no better example of “The Arrogance of Religious Thought” (TART), than the mess of proposed and established anti-LGBTQI and anti-abortion legislation swamping the US right now (over 1,600 Continue Reading →
The Lascaux Cave Apse-Shaft Paintings – circa 17,000 B.P., Dordogne France: This photographic image from a rather inaccesible section of the Lascaux Cave (in a far end and down a Continue Reading →
The Milky Way-our galaxy in our night sky and an artist’s depiction of it from space. Our Milky way is 100,000 light years across. Light travels at 186,000 miles per Continue Reading →
In an episode of Closer to Truth, Robert Kuhn with his guest the physicist Lawrence Krauss, discussed the Anthropic Principle-which suggests in various ways that the Universe was somehow made Continue Reading →
The physicist David Deutsch. I learn something each time I listen to this guy-its ridiculous. His writings and presentations really exemplify and explicate the SSP-Secular Scientific Perspective, especially with regards Continue Reading →
Two weeks ago I submitted a full-blown 25 page, 13,000 word book proposal on “The Obsolescence of Religious Thought” (TORT), to a book agent that publishes religious titles. Previously, since Continue Reading →
It is time to replace the pervasive “things are always getting worse” outlook that frets that “temptation and sin are always lurking around the corner” or that “disaster is but Continue Reading →
David Chalmers the philosopher has become famous for his musings on consciousness which I have written on before, here and HERE. He has proposed that the supposed “Hard Problem” of Continue Reading →
David Eagleman on Robert Lawrence Kuhn’s YT channel Closer to Truth discusses the brain and mind and his views on consciousness. Eagleman is a successful author and popular neuroscientist who Continue Reading →
