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The Emperor Who Would Cheat Death
China’s first emperor, Qin Shi Huang, is famous for his terracotta warriors, thousands of statues that display the magnificent power he achieved. ...
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Put Not Your Trust in ChatGPT
In a recent Q&A with CT magazine, veteran AI engineer Tom Kehler, talked about the limits of the popular ChatGPT, and the wonders of the human brain. ...
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Atheist Physicist Cringes When Scientists Deny a Creator
Physicist Sabine Hossenfelder is a research fellow at the Franklin Institute for Advanced Studies in Germany. Her YouTube channel has over 550,000 subscribers. ...
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The God of the Cosmos
Philip Yancey wrote in a blog on the seemingly infinite expanse of space and the smallness of our earth by comparison. The sheer scale is enough to make ...
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Black Hole Discovery: Scientists See the ‘Unseeable’
In May 2022 astronomers announced an extraordinary discovery. They claimed they had pierced the veil of darkness and dust at the center of our Milky Way ...
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Science Reveals the Humanity of the Unborn Child
Can fetuses (or unborn children) really feel pain and experience a human connection with other humans? New scientific research provides a mass of evidence ...
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Handcrafted by the Ultimate Artisan
There seems to be a trend for artisanal products—coffee shops, bakeries, and the like. Some may not know what artisanal means, other than assuming ...
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Scientist Admits to Space Chorizo Hoax
A prominent scientist was forced to apologize after pranking his Twitter followers with a photo. Étienne Klein posted a picture of what he claimed ...
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Einstein Explains to Child if Scientists Pray
Once, when a little girl asked Albert Einstein if scientists pray, Einstein replied in part, “Everyone who is seriously involved in the pursuit ...
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Only Earth Has Rainbows
Life on Earth requires a lot of “fine tuning.” Our planet is just the right distance from the Sun to allow freezing and melting, and the planetary ...
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