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We re Either Suspiciously Lucky, or There Really Are Many Universes Out There

It's easy to envisage other universes, governed by slightly different laws of physics, in which no intelligent life, nor indeed any kind of organized complex systems, could arise.

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MIL-OSI Global: The multiverse: our universe is suspiciously unlikely to exist – unless it is one of many

MIL-OSI Global: The multiverse: our universe is suspiciously unlikely to exist – unless it is one of many
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How Not to Tell the History of Science

Two recent books force us to rethink what knowledge is, where it is located, and how it moves.

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Skeptic » Reading Room » Persistent Belief: The Relative Implausibility of Certainty

Long before science came of age in the Scientific Revolution of the 16th and 17th centuries, religion had been struggling to make sense of the world for millennia. Sometimes they got it right, but mostly they had no idea how the world works and had no systematic method to determine as much. This article explores the relationship between science and religion in terms of what was known back then and what is known now.

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Prominent UT physics professor Roy Schwitters has died of cancer

Nationally renowned UT physics professor Roy Schwitters has died at age 78. He was a leader "in the field of experimental high-energy physics."

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