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Nanocosm by William Atkinson. I'm putting this in the science forum rather than "books recently read", as the ideas are better than the book.... I first read an overview of nanotechnology maybe 10 years ago; it may well have been the Drexeler book this guy refers to a lot. Thought I'd...

Hello folks, I recently heard what I beleive to be a rather unlikely story- that William of Orange (William III of England), was funded by and blessed by the pope prior to the Battle of the Boyne. I find this unlikely because William was a Protestant fighting against Catholicism on the...

In response to Ken Miller's The Flagellum Unspun, William Dembski penned Still Spinning Just Fine. He writes: Say what? Doesn't he think that if we analyzed the computer program, we would find the predesigned mechanism that switched from outputing gibberish to outputing poetry? If this is a...

Story #1: Exxon may soon pass GE as world's biggest company - May 7 2004 Story#2: Exxon's Valdez Fines Still Unpaid - March 24, 2004 10 years later an not a dime. Simply another case of the two-tiered legal system that exsists in the US. One for the rich, one for the poor....sad.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3139181.stm ...full article What do our resident Brits think of this?

I started the following thread in Science earlier this week about William Tiller: http://www.randi.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15417

http://www.tiller.org/ William Tiller is a solid state physicist who seems to believe in just about every paranormal claim and tries to explain them with some vague pseudoscientific talk about "subtle energies." The following is exerpted from http://www.tiller.org/subtle-energies.html ...