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Schedule for the June meeting, “What Have We Learned from COVID?”
We’re excited to announce the schedule of the upcoming meeting …Read More »News items February 2022
Fox News had an extended story on their website about …Read More »Schedule for the November meeting, “Fifty years of science/faith interaction: A Tribute to Bob Newman”
To register for this event, go to this link. Friday …Read More »Review of the meeting on extraterrestrials
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Our topic of “Is there intelligent life in outer space?” …Read More »Schedule and details for the May 29 meeting on “Is there intelligent life in outer space? What are the stakes?”
“Is there intelligent life in outer space? What are the …Read More »News items January/February 2021
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Schedule for the November meeting, “Fifty years of science/faith interaction: A Tribute to Bob Newman”
To register for this event, go to this link. Friday night, November 5. Dinner for full and contributing members. Contact the organizers for details. Saturday, November 6. Venue: Trinity Presbyterian Church, Charlottesville, Virginia. (For directions see this page.) The event … Continue reading
Book Review: An engineering approach to fiction?
Diary of a Robot, by Lewis Jenkins, (available at Lulu) clearly bears the stamp that its author has a long history doing engineering in high-tech firms. The book revolves around the question: what is a “good” robot? If I am an engineer and … Continue reading
Book Review: Evolution 2.0 by Perry Marshall
Evolution 2.0, by Perry Marshall. Available on Amazon.com Perry Marshall is a well known, successful expert on internet marketing, and his career has included developing new algorithms and paradigms in business and market analysis. For several years, he has been involved … Continue reading
Book Review: Mind and Cosmos, by Thomas Nagel
Review of Mind and Cosmos, by Thomas Nagel (Oxford University Press, 2012) Thomas Nagel is the bad boy of modern philosophy, because he has gone on record, as a full professor at a major university, saying that the proponents of … Continue reading