This lecture provides a decent glance at Fred Hoyle’s understanding of the universe. One can certainly say that he held a view quite different than most.
Fred Hoyle’s IFS Lecture December 1982
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Bright Insight did a concise summary of this news and its potential implications. Worth the watch. Staggering, can you even imagine what an object ten billion tons traveling at 12 miles per second… does to an ice sheet two miles thick. Also consider this article on meteorite strew fields in order to understand that this event could have had multiple impact sites which could be related to the formation of the Carolina Bays.
The 12,000 Year old Comet that Landed on TEDTalks…and Erased Ancient Civilization – Greenland Crater
Daniel Sheehan is a brilliant thinker who has written a fascinating book on his memories as a top lawyer in the United States entitled The People’s Advocate. Additionally, he gives amazing public lectures on both his experiences and world history. All of his YouTube videos are worth watching. Here are some that I started with:
Iran-Contra Scandal
Covert and Lesser Known U.S. Actions in and after WWII
Daniel Sheehan on 9/11
Informative videos on free (Free as in Freedom) software and open source software. Richard Stallman is a great leader for software freedom and seems to be the source of the stereotype for computer programmer “looks”.
The difference between free and open-source software was not clear to me until after watching these videos and doing further research. See the Wikipedia article on the naming of GNU/Linux.
I personally encourage readers to consider switching to a GNU/Linux operating system or a distribution like Debian if they have not already. If you prefer having a hard copy of the OS or do not have the technical know-how to perform the image download-transfer-install process, OSDisc.com is a great site to order many different distributions.
Also, be sure to become a supporter of GNU by joining the Free Software Foundation.
If you prefer to support individual programmers or projects, check out some of these on Patreon:
- Librem 5 by Purism Linux+GNU Smartphone
- Matrix.org
- GIMP and GEGL
- GTK+4
- PulseAudio
- GNU/Linux Accessibility
- GIMP
- Ubuntu MATE
- Eric S. Raymond
- Solus
- elementary OS
- Linux Education
- Linux filesystem bcachefs
- Ubuntu Touch (UBports)
- Mastodon
- Privacy and Security News
- Ethan Lee
And come on… we need to severely lower the percentage of desktops running Windows.
A Glorious Accident is a set of interviews and discussions with Stephen J. Gould, Freeman Dyson, Stephen Toulmin, Oliver Sacks, Rupert Sheldrake, and Daniel Dennett. The final video is a round table with all of them answering questions about philosophy, evolution, life and the cosmos.
These videos are perfect for the curious and intellectual mind. Get comfortable, grab your popcorn and enjoy!
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