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POPS An interview with Ken Wilber - You are the river

by arifsali Yesterday 12:15 AM

The integral philosopher explains the difference between religion, New Age fads and the ultimate reality that traditional science can't touch.

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POPS Readers' Q&A: The science of sex

by arifsali 5-13-2008

Some good and interesting QAs at the source

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POPS The Brain Is Not Modular

by arifsali 5-13-2008

What fMRI Really Tells Us

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POPS Does science make belief in God obsolete?

by arifsali 5-13-2008

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POPS Einstein's letter makes view of religion relatively clear

by arifsali 5-13-2008

In the letter, he states: "The word god is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honourable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish. No interpretation no matter how subtle can (for me) change this."

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POPS Justice in the brain: Equity and efficiency are encoded differently

by arifsali 5-8-2008

An interest in such issues kept the study subjects in the scanner, despite the pain of grappling with difficult choices, Hsu said. “Quite a few came out saying: ‘This is the worst experiment I’ve ever been in. I never want to do anything like this again!’ ”

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POPS Thirteen jaw-dropping science experiments for kids

by arifsali 5-3-2008

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POPS Everything equals E=mc2

by arifsali 4-30-2008

For in 1904, everyone in science believed that the universe was divided into two great realms. On the one hand there was the realm of energy, where winds blew, coal burned and lightning crackled. On the other hand, there was the realm of mass, where trees and mountains and paperweights, and perhaps even irritating patent supervisors, existed. Those two realms were thought to be entirely separate. There was no link between the two.

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POPS H.P. Unveils New Memory Technology

by arifsali 4-30-2008

This makes them function like biological synapses, which would be ideal for many artificial intelligence applications ranging from machine vision to understanding speech.

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POPS A Robotic Suit That Magnifies Human Strength

by arifsali 4-30-2008

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POPS ‘OCCAM’s razor’ to transform real-world mathematics

by arifsali 4-30-2008

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POPS The science of architecture: Gehry building to provide distinctive home for Lewis library

by arifsali 4-24-2008

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POPS Scientists Find Efficient Way to Grow Heart Cells

by arifsali 4-24-2008

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