Multiverse Archive
Book Review: This Explains Everything
On April 27, 2013 In consciousness, Evolution, Featured, Groupthink, Multiverse, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Neuroscience, Nonfiction Reviews, Relativity, Science, Standard Model
This Explains Everything: Deep, Beautiful, and Elegant Theories of How the World Works John Brockman (Editor) Harper Perennial, 2013 432 pages (Kindle edition) Available Amazon
3 for Thursday: 3 mind-bending Radiolab podcasts
On May 17, 2012 In 3 for Thursday, Evolution, Multiverse, Neuroscience, Radiolab, Science, Self-Awareness
Radiolab podcasts are addictive. When there is too much time between episodes, I get serious withdrawal symptoms. Most TV shows do not entertain and enlighten like Radiolab podcasts do, and so it is time to provide a shout-out for the show here on The Discarded Image. If The Discarded Image is a blog about
Do kids have to be taught about the supernatural?
On January 31, 2012 In Atheism, Faith & Disbelief, Multiverse, Myth, Neuroscience, Opinion, Science, Self-Awareness
Over at the blog, “epiphenom: the science of religion and non-belief,” there is an interesting post on whether children need to be taught a belief in the supernatural or not. It appears that the research in this area is still developing, but a new study does offer an interesting, possible conclusion. As Tomas Rees
Movie Review: Another Earth (2011)
On January 10, 2012 In Movie Reviews, Multiverse, Science Fiction, String Theory
Another Earth is a beautiful movie that asks the viewer to take a leap into a universe that may not be plausible, but where the individuals are very real.
Book Review: The Little Book of String Theory and The Hidden Reality
On May 24, 2011 In Multiverse, Nonfiction Reviews, Science, String Theory
Most people tend to think of the universe as enclosed and including everything there is...We are on a planet that is part of the solar system. That solar system is part of a galaxy and that galaxy is part of a universe of galaxies. That is everything. Many scientists suggest, however, that our universe


