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Missing fossils? From water to land

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Carl Sagan?s search for God

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A Personal Parrot

Here’s a story that seems to say something…something deep about the human condition.  Or maybe it’s just funny?  I’m going with “deep”’.
The story is about a man by the name of Jim Eggers and his parrot, Sadie. Eggers suffers from bipolar disorder, “psychotic tendencies,” and the occasional homicidal impulse. He’s been to court for throwing [...]

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Hope and Charity

I’ve been worried, for a while, about the motivations for action when one’s consequences are minimal.  Why vote or recycle or go veggie or give £5 to Oxfam if your teeny contribution can have no serious effects?  I had a short conversation with someone about charitable acts, and it has me thinking.
He spent some time [...]

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A rational universe?

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