CAMBRIDGE, MA — Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology reportedly developed an innovative new children's bike that uses pedals instead of electricity for power."Keeping your bike charged can be so frustrating. We knew…
EGYPT — Newly unearthed records appear to indicate a man claiming to be from the future traveled to ancient Memphis to wow the early Egyptians with the futuristic technology of Gushers.Gushers, a candy with a gummy outer shell and a juicy,…
CAMBRIDGE, MA — A peer-reviewed paper published by Harvard scientists revealed that, in a blind taste test, 9 out of 10 men prefer the taste of water from a garden hose."This is a major breakthrough," Dr. Mitchell Orden said. "Now…
U.S. — Progressive researchers working with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU ) said they were only a mere 15-20 years away from finding out what a woman is."We're very close," said Dr. Nina Rangleford, a medical doctor and…
COSTA MESA, CA — A team of anthropologists hard at work completing a field study announced that they had discovered a previously uncontacted native tribe in a remote area of IKEA.The small village looked to have been tucked away in an unexplored…
Winston Ewert is a computer scientist and leading proponent of intelligent design who brings rigorous technical expertise to the discussion of origins and biological complexity. Trained in computer engineering with a PhD in computer science from…
Editor’s note: We are delighted to present this excerpt from Chapter 2 of Neil Thomas’s new book, False Messiah: Darwinism as the God That Failed (Discovery Institute Press). Charles Darwin’s metaphorical thinking is sometimes subject to a…
Theoretical physicist Sabine Hossenfelder believes that everything that happens in the real world, including our thoughts and decisions, are a consequence of the laws of nature and the initial conditions of the universe. On the basis of this a…
The lively Wednesday evening discussion at COSM 2025 between neurosurgeon Michael Egnor and historian of science Michael Shermer was followed by some further comments, including Shermer’s reflections on the possibility of life after death:…
People who have followed ferment in the book world since, say, the Eighties and the Nineties, have likely heard of political scientist Charles Murray (b. 1943). He authored the influential Losing Ground (1984) on welfare reform. Much more…
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