Category Archives: Science and Technology

Analyzing the material universe; measuring maya

Exoplanets and the Prospect We’re Not Alone!

Posted on 2009 December 25 by Mark Macy

Modern astronomers are busy with microscopes and spectroscopes, exploring distant star systems, searching for planets that might support life as we know it—maybe intelligent life… like us. They’re finding hundreds of exoplanets that orbit distant stars and just might have life forms like the plants and animals of our world…. Continue reading →

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On Being Human

Posted on 2009 December 25 by Mark Macy

Because of cross-breeding long ago, we today have noble, almost god-like qualities fueled by love, wisdom, and good will, compelling us to be gentle stewards of the planet and to serve humanity with the best we have to offer. But we also have a dark, savage side, driven largely by fear and belligerence, that helped our early hybrid ancestors survive in a hostile world of monstrous predators. Continue reading →

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