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Commentary on "What Do You Mean...Human?"
by Juan C. Vilca A response to John W. Campbell, Jr.'s essay on what it is that makes us distinctly human.
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The Limits of Perception
by Stephen G. Pool How we perceive the world around us, and the universe as a whole, is a function of our sensory apparatus. What if we discover or develop new organs?
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What is Time?
by Reinarto Hadipriono Do the past and future really exist, and is the present moment only an illusion?
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The Deceptive Memory
by Reinarto Hadipriono Further discussion on the nature of time and human perception
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The Stages of Man
by Stephen G. Pool Evolution is not a series of leaps and sudden changes. There are no plateaus or peaks, only long gradual rises and falls.
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Subway Confrontation
by Stephen G. Pool A real-life incident. An unnerving encounter and the choices we make when caught in a situation without rules.
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Phil: Memories of World War II
by Stephen G. Pool A snippet of conversation--the stirring remembrances of one old coot. |
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