Latest Articles in Sci/Tech
November 19, 2008
by Tom Traina
Breaking the Law to Punish the Guilty

When confronted with a monstrous act that doesn’t violate the law, it’s tempting to twist the law to punish wrongdoing. The problem is, doing that undermines the rule of law.

November 17, 2008
by Jon Stonger
Five Funny Scientific Ideas

Sure, science forms the rational foundation of the modern world. It also contains a lot of strange and humorous concepts.

October 2, 2008
by Jon Stonger
Five Spiritual Scientific Discoveries

There are those who feel that as we increase our knowledge of the universe, the less wonder there is left in it. This is far from the truth–our knowledge of the universe only increases its beauty and wonder.

October 1, 2008
by Alex Knapp
How Environmentalism Could Save America

The dollar is weak, energy prices are high, unemployment is increasing, and factories are shutting down. These are the assets America can use to lead itself to an industrial renaissance–with green technology.

September 7, 2008
by Alex Knapp
Reverse Engineering Spirituality

As we learn more about our bodies and the world around us, we gain a deeper understanding of ancient practices and how to use them to improve our lives–even as we strip them of spiritual meaning.

August 1, 2008
by Alex Knapp
Will the Large Hadron Collider Doom Us All?

The Large Hadron Collider in Geneva, Switzerland will finally be turned on later this month. It’s not going to kill us all, is it?

July 28, 2008
by Alex Knapp
The Problem of “Darwinism”

Why is it that so many opponents of evolution describe it as “Darwinism” and focus on Darwin’s scientific work? The answer lies in symbolism.

July 23, 2008
by Alex Knapp
Ocean Acidification: Another Carbon Challenge

The biggest challenge we face from carbon dioxide pollution isn’t global climate change–it’s the increasing acidification of the oceans.

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