Wow!!! Reality is far more fascinating and impressive than anything found in those Bronze Age mythologies.
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Sunday, August 10, 2014
The Center of All Things (Not)
Ooh I like this. It's a visual version of much of what I've been saying in previous posts. I'm glad that there are others out there who share the same outlook. May its message spread far and wide.
Monday, August 4, 2014
Everything You Need to Know About Planet Earth
Love this vid. It explains quite clearly how the Earth came to be. You can see what a thin biofilm humans are a part of compared to the size of our homeworld.
There is no need for superheroes aka gods to explain this; we are no longer in the Age of Ignorance but fifty years into the Space Age...unless we let the fundies drag us back.
There is no need for superheroes aka gods to explain this; we are no longer in the Age of Ignorance but fifty years into the Space Age...unless we let the fundies drag us back.
Friday, August 1, 2014
The Cool Green Hills of Earth
I recently finished reading a fascinating book titled A Garden of Marvels by Ruth Kassinger with a paragraph that truly got to me: There are vastly more chloroplasts on Earth than stars in the universe. All these chloroplasts owe their lives to that one eukaryote that engulfed an indigestible cyanobacterium that lived 1.6 billion years ago. That single creature's descendents turned the rocky continents into our leafy, green world, without which none of us could exist.
I love that - we owe our existence to a minuscule eukaryote that existed over a billion years ago not some imaginary deity that supposedly created everything 6,000 years ago (and the same goes for all the other creation myths). If forced to worship something it would be that eukaryote that started our incredible chain of life all those eons ago. Thank you little cell...you did good.
I love that - we owe our existence to a minuscule eukaryote that existed over a billion years ago not some imaginary deity that supposedly created everything 6,000 years ago (and the same goes for all the other creation myths). If forced to worship something it would be that eukaryote that started our incredible chain of life all those eons ago. Thank you little cell...you did good.
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