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Can There Be Laws Before Laws of Nature?

A proposal for evolving the laws of nature from chaos does not answer it; it relocates it.

Scientists Discover that Water Is Wet

Even wetness, under examination, occupies a surprisingly narrow place in the space of all possible worlds.

Dark Matter Search Is Getting Crazier

Unable to find what must be there, cosmologists are waltzing into bizarre guesses.

Does a Pluriverse Describe Reality or Destroy It?

We must choose between a science that discovers a world and a science that settles for a shared hallucination.

LRA: Did Distant Starlight Arrive Instantaneously?

One can stipulate the one-way speed of light without violating relativity, says an astrophysicist.

GSR: Where Is Heaven?

How is belief in heaven possible in light of modern cosmology?

Why Do I Read Pro-Evolution Material?

Ideally, the goal of science requires following the evidence wherever it leads.

The Cosmos as Sacred Text

Materialism cannot account for mind without borrowing the very idealism it rejects.

Models of Early Magnetic Field Violate Physics

Early dynamo models fail because they require unrealistic parameters that contradict both physical estimates and planetary constraints, undermining their ability to explain Earth’s early magnetic field.

Space Pioneer in Awe of Creation

If a piano requires a piano-maker, how much more does a universe require a universe-maker?

Dark Matter Hunt Needs an Endpoint

Scientists should not be free to speculate forever when evidence is lacking.

Fine-Tuned Laws Give Shape to the Cosmos

Scientists find intriguing hidden geometries that ‘may rewrite the laws of Physics’.

To Understand Current Science, Learn This Word

It has several synonyms, but the word appears very often in science news.

Tabloid Science Tarnishes Science’s Reputation

Unlike historic scientists who stressed observation, many today give place to wild speculation.

Science Dives Down Rabbit Holes

Consensus science has never been more technologically capable, and never more epistemologically fragile.
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