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The Need for Transcendence in the Postmodern World

4 reviews • worldtrans.org

wonder how many world leaders there are around who could understand all the words in this piece, never mind compose anything similar... (not I hasted to add that I am purely a Havel fanboi, disagree on some points [hehe don't ask me which, been quite a while since I read... more
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Richard Dawkins' jaw-dropping talk on our bizarre...

30 reviews • google.com

Richard Dawkins' jaw-dropping talk on our bizarre universe on Google video,a TED talk Richard Dawkins is Oxford University's "Professor for the Public Understanding of Science." Author of the landmark 1976 book, The Selfish ... all - Gene, he's... more
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The Disappearing Male - Doc Zone | CBC-TV

4 reviews • cbc.ca

The Disappearing Male in CBC documentaries, video on Google Video "The Disappearing Male" is a one-hour documentary about one of the most important, and least publicized, issues facing the human species: the toxic threat to the male reproductive system. The... more
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Prehistoric Rock Art Photography and Illustrations by...

1 review • jqjacobs.net

Rock surfaces employed by human artists preserve a graphic record of prehistory in Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia and the Americas. The Southwest region of the United States has the greatest concentration of rock art in the Americas.
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Evolution And The Hive Mind

3 reviews • scienceagogo.com

Evolution And The Hive Mind via 3QD, in Science a gogo by Rusty Rockets Now that scientists are readily identifying genomic changes due to selective pressures, what's next? Would it be too far fetched to suggest that social pressures could affect brain function at a... more
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Hunter-gatherers | Noble or savage? | Economist.com

5 reviews • economist.com

Hunter-gatherers, noble or savage? via Arts & Letters, in The Economist It is irrelevant to ask whether we would have been better off to stay as hunter-gatherers. Being a niche-shifting species, we could not help moving on. Willingly or not, humanity had embarked... more
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Postmodernism and Its Critics

50 reviews • ua.edu

From the page: "consider anthropological critic Melford Spiro's excellent synopsis of the basic tenets of postmodernism: �oeThe postmodernist critique of science consists of two interrelated arguments, epistemological and ideological. Both are based on... more
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Why Wont God Heal Amputees?

4 reviews • whydoesgodhateamputees.com

Why Does God Hate Amputees? - Marshall Brain, creator of HowStuffWorks and author of Robotic Nation, has posted his latest work, a multi-chapter website examining the delusion of religious belief.
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open Democracy News Analysis

21 reviews • opendemocracy.net

openDemocracy.net is pioneering a new type of independent media based on exchange and participation. Our readers and writers span all continents. We cover the key questions of our time with contributions from renowned authors and marginalised voices. We publish... more
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Open source hardware - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

1 review • wikipedia.org

Will everything be open source in the future? via Metafilter / MrMerlot; in Wikipedia Can you build an open source car? Or a three-dimensional printer? Or a new kind of handheld computer? Can open source ideas thrive in the physical world? Or is there something... more
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