Atheism – Christian God, or Lack Thereof
Prof. William Lane Craig is way more than a deist; he is certainly a theist. In fact, he is more […]
Physics
Physics was my first love. This category contains the posts closest to my heart. Twenty years from now, if this blog survives, this category will probably hold my most enduring insights. And two hundred years from now, if I am remembered at all, it will be for these insights; not for the kind of person I am, the money I make, nor anything else. Only for my first and last love…
Richard Feynman — How Much Can We Know?
Richard Feynman uses an analogy to drive home the everyday-miracle of our perception of the world around us. It is also illustrates how much we can know.
Life and Death, Philosophy, Physics
Why Do We Drink?
What is the relation between alcohol and superheroes? Here are some philosophical reasons to get drunk.
Seeing and Believing
How do you bend a spoon? You can, if you realize that there is no spoon. That there is no space and time.
Humor, Work and Life, Parenting, Philosophy, Physics
Deferred Satisfaction
In a world gone hedonistic on us, is it wise to defer your satisfaction? What is the difference between pleasure and happiness?
My Life, My Way
Early retirement — wisdom or foolhardiness? You be the judge!
Work and Life, Philosophy, Physics
Rules of the Game
This is the introductory post on a short series on the rules of the games that people play, and where to look for predictability.
Humor, Life and Death, Philosophy, Physics
Everything and Nothing
If somebody asks you what you are, here is one way to answer.
Quotes, Philosophy, Physics, Science
Bye Bye Einstein
This last post in the series explains why I believe it is time to say goodbye to Einstein, and why I look forward to how our worldview develops in the light of this CERN discovery of material superluminality.