Tag Archives: Qualia

Apr 13 2019

The mainstream media’s big lies | Ben Shapiro LIVE at Loyola Marymount University


Streamed live on Apr 3, 2019

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Ben Shapiro is a nationally renowned attorney, editor-in-chief of the Daily Wire, and the host of “The Ben Shapiro Show.” Thanks to the Fred Allen Lecture Series, Ben Shapiro, a “New York Times” bestselling author, partners with YAF to trigger leftist snowflakes on campuses nationwide in the fight against political correctness and safe spaces run amok. Young America’s Foundation engages with students across the country to inspire them with the ideas of individual freedom, a strong national defense, free enterprise, and traditional values. YAF is the principal outreach organization of the Conservative Movement and introduces hundreds of thousands of young Americans to these principles every year, most of whom have never heard the arguments for freedom and personal responsibility before. This event is part of the Fred Allen Lecture Series.
Apr 13 2019

Why we need both faith and reason | Ben Shapiro LIVE at Grand Canyon University


Streamed live on Apr 10, 2019

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Ben Shapiro is a nationally renowned attorney, editor-in-chief of the Daily Wire, and the host of “The Ben Shapiro Show.” Thanks to the Fred Allen Lecture Series, Ben Shapiro, a “New York Times” bestselling author, partners with YAF to trigger leftist snowflakes on campuses nationwide in the fight against political correctness and safe spaces run amok. Young America’s Foundation engages with students across the country to inspire them with the ideas of individual freedom, a strong national defense, free enterprise, and traditional values. YAF is the principal outreach organization of the Conservative Movement and introduces hundreds of thousands of young Americans to these principles every year, most of whom have never heard the arguments for freedom and personal responsibility before. This event is part of the Fred Allen Lecture Series.
Apr 12 2019

Creativity is the Key to Everything


Armstrong Economics Blog/Education

Re-Posted Apr 12, 2019 by Martin Armstrong

A professor at Princeton University once told me I reminded him of Einstein. I was shocked. I said I was nothing like Einstein, and I certainly did not advance society as he did. He then said to me that it was not the subject matter that he was referring to. He said it was my curiosity and that I liked to explore and uncover what made things really tick in my own field. He explained that the key to everything was simply being curious. Without that aspect, we would discover nothing.

There are many studies of geniuses or gifted children. But what many do not realize is that children have also invented things from trampolines to ice pops (see: 10 Great Inventions Dreamt Up By Children).

People often write in to ask what I would recommend for children to study. I believe science is the far better field because you have to actually prove something works. The social sciences are not science at all. They are just like reading fiction. Whatever the subject matter a child may be interested in, supplement them with programming. That is how you understand to read and write. Once you understand a subject matter, then you may be able to code something that changes the world. Encourage their curiosity. As long as they have that trait, then they will be the explorer of worlds for the future.

Apr 11 2019

The First Black Holes has Been Photographed


Armstrong Economics Blog/Nature

Re-Posted Apr 11, 2019 by Martin Armstrong

 

For many years, there were arguments that Black Holes were nonsense and did not exist. Astronomers have captured the first image of a black hole which has at last settled the debate. The picture taken illustrates a halo of dust and gas, which forms the outline of a huge black hole 55million light years from Earth (see Guardian). This raises hope that one day the Global Warming crowd will be proven wrong that CO2 levels do not create a greenhouse from which the planet will continue in a warming directions until we all drown or are fried to death. They have never heard of cycles and ignore the fact that the Earth has gone through cycles of warming and cooling long before mom drove their kids to soccer matches.

Apr 10 2019

Making Stuff Smaller: A look at high-powered nano-circuits and micro-robots


Published on Aug 22, 2013

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Making Stuff Smaller: A look at high-powered nano-circuits and micro-robots
Apr 10 2019

CAN NANOBOTS ACTUALLY EXIST?


Published on Mar 7, 2019

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Apr 10 2019

I was constantly warned against ever talking about Jung – Jordan Peterson


Published on Apr 8, 2019

Apr 9 2019

“If you’re forcing it, then it’s propaganda, it’s empty.” Jordan Peterson talks about creativity.


Published on Apr 7, 2019

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“Jung was visionary thinker.” Jordan Peterson talks about dreams & creativity Do you want to support his channel? Please go to his website located in the link below:
Apr 9 2019

SIXTY


Published on Apr 8, 2019

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Firewall host Bill Whittle visits the Grand Canyon to share a few thoughts, including his ironclad logical proof that he is, in fact, 900,000 years old.
Apr 7 2019

Interplanetary Nuclear Fusion Rockets, A Mini-Documentary


Published on Jun 3, 2018

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Interplanetary Nuclear Fusion Rockets, A Mini-Documentary | AsteronX In the 40’s it was thought that humankind would move out into and conquer space, commercializing it—eventually leading to routine flights around the solar system and even beyond. The science fiction of the day portrayed such a grand and awe-inspiring future, from Buck Rodgers, to Isaac Asimov’s Galactic Empire and Foundation novels, to the German science-fiction series Perry Rhodan—stories that the creators of Star Trek and Star Wars grew up with and were inspired by. As the Star Trek and Star Wars, that we all know and love, were inspired by these stories of atomic-rocketships, if we want a future anything like these loved works of fiction—excluding the faster-than-light drives for moment—we will need atomic propulsion. Part I. The First Fusion Rocket: The Orion Part II. Robert Zubrin’s Nuclear Saltwater Rocket Part III. An Orion Improvement: Mini-Mag Orion Part IV. A Pure-Fusion Design: Project Daedalus Part V. PennState’s ICAN-II: Antimatter-Catalysed Microfission/fusion Part VI. Aneutronic Fusion: Proton-Boron Fusion Part VII. Fusion Around the Corner: Ultra-Dense Deuterium Part VIII. Return to Antimatter-Catalysed Fusion As a final note, let’s supose that a new fusion engine was developed that is capable of taking off from the ground without spraying out deadly neutron radiation. If SpaceX’s BFR were re-designed to utilize such engines, perhaps a manned Mars mission could be achieved sooner… We want to thank & give credit to the following: Our Patrons SpaceX for the use of their image Winchell Chung of Atomic Rockets (projectrho.com) for the use of his information & images Wikipedia for the use of their articles & images NASA for the use of their images & videos Audiojungle.net for the use of their music: Song – Epic Hero Song – Epic Hero version 2 Song – The Grand Fairytale Adventure Song – Michael Jorns Epic Theme 3 Aleksander Ryszka via Sounds4media.com for the use of his music: Song – Introduction-full length track Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech for the use of his music: Song – Peaceful Desolation Song – Send for the Horses