06/07/17
This Wednesday:
David McClintock: "The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge" & Stephen Goodfellow: Biocentrism; Revolution or Dud?
This Wednesday, presented by David McClintock "The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge":
Professor Robbert Dijkgraff is not only an eminent theoretical scientist. He has received many awards for his unusual ability to communicate scientific ideas and realities to the public.
The clarity of his thinking has helped him win many awards for his scientific work. In this next talk, he uses a brief historical look at the founders of the Institute for Advanced Study to present a remarkable talk on
what science is, how science research was done in the past and what it is
actually like today.
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(If there is time or delayed until next week) Stephen Goodfellow: "Biocentrism, Revolution or Dud?"
Biologist Robert Lanza attempts to flip perception; is the Universe Subjective in nature, rather than Objective?
The Science, Technology and Nature get-together,
This Wednesday, June 7th @ 11:00am to 1:00pm Community
Room, Puente Viejo on Calzada de la Aurora #52
Puente Viejo is a gated community, but the guard typically lets you walk or drive through. If not, sign in.
Any problem, have them call David McClintock - 415-112-5202 Our get-together is also on Facebook.
Links from last event:
Beyond Pluto: Nasa's next New Horizon target is its biggest mystery yet | WIRED UK
Earth's radio signals may be protecting it from space radiation - PanARMENIAN.Net
Resonance Beings of Frequency documentary film - YouTube
Facts and Fiction of the Schumann Resonance
See you there!
Best,
Stephen Goodfellow