Wrong Turn: Biologist Rupert Sheldrake On How Science Lost Its Way, The Sun “This is a core question: How do things take their forms? Whether we’re talking about a plant, an animal, an atom, or a galaxy, they all seem to organize themselves spontaneously. Unlike machines, which are assembled by…
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14 year-old Ahmed Mohamed was arrested in Texas for bringing a home-made clock to school. Civilized Americans are rallying to his defense on Twitter under the #IStandWithAhmed hashtag.
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According to a Brennan Center for Justice report, 43 states will use outdated electronic voting machines perilously close to system failure in the 2016 General Election.
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Fukushima, Japan four years on ‘Nuclear power and humans cannot coexist’ (25)
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Dear Esteemed CMP Readers and Treehuggers: I am excited to finally announce the launch of my Nature & Wildlife Photography website: http://www.spersaud.com. My hope is to inspire reverence for our natural heritage and, in so doing, raise consciousness about the necessity of environmental/wilderness conservation. This week is also National Wildlife…
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Note: Streets in New York City and other towns are being taken over by marchers Sunday in what will be the largest climate change protest in history. The People’s Climate March is timed to draw the notice of world leaders gathering for this week’s U.N. Climate Summit. As the New…
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Large crater appears at the ‘end of the world’, Siberian Times “The striking puncture in the earth is believed to be up to 80 metres wide but its depth is not estimated yet. A scientific team has been sent to investigate the hole and is due to arrive at the…
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Banned Ted Talk: The Science Delusion, Rupert Sheldrake at Whitechapel the idea is that each species, each member of a species draws on the collective memory of the species, and tunes in to past members of the species, and in turn contributes to the further development of the species. So…
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