Leonard Mlodinow

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First reported May 20 2013 - Updated May 20 2013 - 1 reports

Balancing science and religion

On the everyday level, many people are comfortable practising both science and religion. They take their medications, use analytic methods in their workplaces and pray to God. They find no contradiction and experience no dissonance. At the philosophical ... [Published Trinidad Guardian - May 20 2013]
First reported May 13 2013 - Updated May 13 2013 - 1 reports

The Asymmetry Between Past and Future, and Why It Means Mass Surveillance Won’t Work

I recently came across a good analogy for why it’s deceptively hard for security agencies to detect and stop out-of-nowhere terrorist attacks like the Boston bombing—and why mass surveillance isn’t likely to help. It comes from the book The Drunkard’s ... [Published American Civil Liberties Union - May 13 2013]
First reported May 12 2013 - Updated May 12 2013 - 1 reports

Your Unconscious Calls The Shots

There is slew of new books in the market that claim that our unconscious calls the shots most of the times and our conscious is, most of the time, a post hoc rationaliser. Timothy Wilson, Daniel Wegner, David Eagleman have all written about this, though ... [Published Psychology Today - May 12 2013]
First reported Jan 22 2013 - Updated Jan 22 2013 - 1 reports
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Don’t forget: NECSS 2013 is fast approaching… [Respectful Insolence]

Time really flies. It’s hard to believe that the first national skeptical conference of the season is NECSS 2013 (The Northeast Conference on Science and Skepticism), hosted by the New York City Skeptics and the New England Skeptical Society, is fast ... [Published ScienceBlogs : Combined Feed - Jan 22 2013]
First reported Jan 18 2013 - Updated Jan 18 2013 - 1 reports

NECSS 2013 and Darwin Day

NECSS 2013 The first national skeptical conference of the season is NECSS 2013 (The Northeast Conference on Science and Skepticism), hosted by the New York City Skeptics and the New England Skeptical Society. The conference will be held in New York ... [Published NeuroLogica Blog - Jan 18 2013]

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Balancing science and religion [Published Trinidad Guardian - May 20 2013]
The Asymmetry Between Past and Future, and Why ... [Published American Civil Liberties Union - May 13 2013]
Your Unconscious Calls The Shots [Published Psychology Today - May 12 2013]
Don’t forget: NECSS 2013 is fast approaching… [... [Published ScienceBlogs : Combined Feed - Jan 22 2013]
NECSS 2013 and Darwin Day [Published NeuroLogica Blog - Jan 18 2013]
Offers rejected, GMs head home [Published Times Argus - Nov 10 2012]
Science: even a theory of everything has limits [Published Telegraph - Sep 11 2012]
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Don’t forget: NECSS 2013 is fast approaching… [... [Published ScienceBlogs : Combined Feed - Jan 22 2013]
Time really flies. It’s hard to believe that the first national skeptical conference of the season is NECSS 2013 (The Northeast Conference on Science and Skepticism), hosted by the New York City Skeptics and the New England Skeptical Society, is fast ...
NECSS 2013 and Darwin Day [Published NeuroLogica Blog - Jan 18 2013]
NECSS 2013 The first national skeptical conference of the season is NECSS 2013 (The Northeast Conference on Science and Skepticism), hosted by the New York City Skeptics and the New England Skeptical Society. The conference will be held in New York ...
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