Well, I'm surprised. Went to Richard Wiseman's "How to be Great" yesterday evening in Winchester. The second half was about sleep research, and he promised the best night's sleep for the audience that night.
Got back home after midnight (after a curry with friends), and followed just a couple of the points he mentioned in his talk. Results: woke up once during the night, and then slept through till morning (no alarm), knowing that I'd slept well, even if only five and a half hours. And so far I've not even opened his book (signed, of course).
After my disappointment with the Dream:On iPhone App this is a refreshing improvement.
Here are some pics of the event:
https://flic.kr/s/aHskkhDqqX
Sunday, 13 September 2015
Thursday, 3 September 2015
We know what we believe — now let's find some evidence to support it
In an email today:
(Yes, the Discovery Institute is yet again asking me for money.)
“No matter the political or educational background, we can all agree that individuals from all walks of life have contributed to the success of America, and of democracy as a whole, through their hard work and dedication.Who are these paragons?
“There is another group of people who are largely unnoticed as they labor day in and day out for the cause of truth.”
“Of course I am talking about the scientists, scholars, and administrative staff who work to present the truth of intelligent design.”Oh, them.
“They are paving the way for an era of scientific endeavor guided by the overarching principle that life on earth and all aspects of the Universe are the result of intelligent design, and not the product of blind purposeless processes.”I see, a scientific endeavour that is deliberately steered in a particular direction. So much for going where the evidence leads.
(Yes, the Discovery Institute is yet again asking me for money.)
Labels:
Discovery Institute,
evidence,
Intelligent Design,
science
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