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 The Atheist Book Club @GoodReads.comIf anyone is interested, I'm part of an atheist book club on GoodReads. We're currently reading The End of Faith by Sam Harris and getting… Started by Donegal |
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Mar 28, 2012 Reply by Jessica |
 Brain Bugs: How the Brain’s Flaws Shape Our Lives, by Dean BuonomanoI’m just going to provide a quick review for this book. First, let me start with a description from Amazon.com:With its trillions of connec… Started by Dallas the Phallus |
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Emergence: The Connected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities, and Software, by Steven JohnsonNo single neuron in our brains is self-aware. Nor is any neuron aware of the brain’s system of organization. Individually, a neuron is usel… Started by Dallas the Phallus |
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On Being Certain: Believing You Are Right Even When You're NotHow do we know what we know? And how do we know that we are correct? Typically, when we feel that we are correct.In On Being Certain, neuro… Started by Dallas the Phallus |
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 Science-fiction's subversive sideIn an NPR podcast, science fiction author James Gunn and science fiction editor Amy H. Sturgis discuss the genre's origins and its subversi… Started by Aiden |
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Complexity: A Guided Toura book review by James N. Gardner Started by Aiden |
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Dennis Michael Pennington commented on Randall Smith's blog post The Rednecks are coming, the Rednecks are coming"I guess I am redneck. As a child I talked twangy and it seemed to be what those around me were doing. Imagine the worst redneck accent and I had it. I joined the Army and my training instructor asked what part of Georgia I was from. He was…"
Easton Le commented on blue pashmina's blog post Not believing in an afterlife does not mean i am a "sad' person."@Rachel: Realizing I have only one life to live also encourages me to live a happier and fuller life, as well as invest in a future I know I will not be around to appreciate. It seems only logical to me.
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"Loren, i was thinking about you and your likely response as i was writing this post. i know your rightful indignation with the papacy and share it, albeit probably with slightly less ire.
i must say that i just freaking love your pov.…"
Easton Le commented on Debra Stevenson's blog post Some Wiccans and their seeking approval from Christians"I suppose in regions of the country where Christianity is a major influence in local culture working towards a level of acceptance would be in Wicca's best interest. When I visited a gem shop in the bible belt with one of my friends I learned…"
Loren Miller replied to matthew greenberg's discussion Pope Francis says even Atheists go to Heaven"Hmmm, an outreach to atheists from the pope? I wonder ... is this an attempt at engagement and maybe a dialogue ... or is it an act of desperation from an organization which may finally be recognizing that it is failing at both engagement and…"
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