Sentences with phrase «skies thinking science»

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Because a real Science person would not think animals can talk, wearing robes means something, lighting candles does magic, a god in the sky listens to peoples praying, that magical rituals can affect something, and that we decend from inbreeding (adam and eve's kids scr3wed each other)

Do you think every Canadian believes that a sky - fairy gave mankind science?

Science and religion are not mutually exclusive... all Christians do not believe just what they are told and some actually think «work out their faith», and we all don't just blindly believe in a «sky fairy» blah, blah, blah, God is like believing in the Easter bunny, religion is just here to control you... STUPID... do you know how much wisdom is in the bible?

My personal opinion sounds a bit like science fiction, I suppose... I sort of think that God didn't create the rest of the universe just so we could have pretty stars in the sky.

We tend to think that objects in the sky have always been the way we view them, but in this case the face that is so familiar to us — the Man on the Moon — changed,» said Siegler, who also is a scientist at the Planetary Science Institute, Tucson, Ariz..

Some of these images on the art and science of aviation show current practice, some of them show «blue sky» thinking, but they're all from the Scientific American Archive of 1917.

«We welcome this investment in our scientific facilities and capabilities... which will help us promote blue - skies thinking and economic recovery,» says Keith Mason, head of the Science and Technology Facilities Council.

The screening of «The City Dark» (52 min) was followed by a discussion in which our expert panelists shared their thoughts on how losing darkness affects our science, spirituality, and health — in short, what do we lose when we lose the night sky, and what we can do about it?

All were chosen to display the diverse representations artists have made of the sky, light, clouds... The book also features the texts and thoughts of major figures in art history, philosophy, literature, and science, inviting the reader to peruse the visible poetics of the inaccessible.

Climate science might have a problem with the recent TSI downturn causing 0.2 C cooling, but you'd think the idea would be right at home for certain skeptics who decry climate science and bang on about obvious «big ol' yeller» in the sky all the time and how it influences climate so.

Donald Simanek's Pages — Cargo Cult Science — Richard Feynman — But wishful thinking won't make stuff drop from the sky for me (unless I'm in the concrete below Putin, perhaps).