- A book noted … (and purchased … at least by me).
- It’s the getting from there to here that might be problematic, seeing as we aren’t simply sulphur-based sophonts.
- Development.
- Of watching water drip … and being close to God.
- Too big to fail … and some of the complexity involved in finding what that means.
- Noting a little ODS on the right.
- Wrangling with Pascal’s wager.
- Witches and the media.
- More than a little weird.
- Evolutionarily speaking the trick is to convince the other guy not to have kids.
- Corruption going whole hog.
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