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Ethical challenges posed by biological neuronal networks
That computer technology grows ever more powerful, refined, and efficient is self-evident. Moore's law observes that the number of transistors in an integrated circuit... Read more -
What is the most interesting article on Think?
That’s a question I put to Bard, the new Google AI. His (“its”?) response was, Read more -
A Twelve Percenter
Apparently I’m one of the twelve percent: three years on since the first lockdown was imposed only twelve percent of the British population strongly agree with the... Read more -
What is an Emotionally Healthy Christian?
Monday 19th November, 1739
I earnestly exhorted those who had believed, to beware of two opposite extremes – the one, the thinking, while they were in light and joy,... Read more -
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Off the Cliff
"To our 21st-century, Western ears, love across racial and cultural difference, the equality of men and women, and the idea that the poor, oppressed, and marginalized... Read more -
From WEIRD to Absurd
Joseph Henrich’s The Weirdest People in the World may be way too long and convoluted but his overarching thesis is compelling: that the ‘marriage and family... Read more -
The Basis is Biology
On Christmas Eve Melissa Courtney set a new women’s parkrun world record at Poole parkrun. Melissa is originally from Poole so all our local runners basked in the... Read more -
Melchizedek & the Loins
Hebrews 7 is not an easy chapter for the casual Bible reader: who is this Melchizedek? But, for the non-casual reader, Melchizedek is a figure of fascination and... Read more - Page ‹ First < 3 4 5 6 7 > Last ›