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Category Archives: Philosophy of science
The Prismatic Typewriter
Category: Media, mysteries, Philosophy of science
Tagged Holography, Jorge Luis Borges, M.I.T. Museum, Olivetti Lettera
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The Weak Link in the Chain: Intelligence
Category: Anthropology, Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Paleontology, Philosophy of science, Probability science
Tagged American Museum of Natural History, astrobiology, Cosmicomics, creationism, Earth, Facebook, Ian Tattersall, Italo Calvino, Kepler telescope, Life's Solution, NASA, SETI, Simon Conway Morris, Stephen J. Gould, Wonderful Life
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