Believing: The Neuroscience Of Fantasies, Fears And Convictions by Michael McGuire (book review).
In many respects, Michael McGuire’s book, ‘Believing: The Neuroscience Of Fantasies, Fears And Convictions’, is more a road trip through
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Editorial – Oct 2013: Dated Science Fiction and Misinformation (editorial).
Dated Science Fiction and Misinformation. Hello everyone Two subjects for the price of one editorial this month. Not that neither
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If You Knew Sudoku Like I Knew Sudoku: an essay in odds and possibilities by: GF Willmetts (article).
According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, there are 6,670,903,752,021,072,936,960 possible 12*12 Sudoku grids. A question came up but I never saw
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The Sharper Mind by Fred B. Chernow (book review).
Having spent some time in recent months seeing if I can interest you people in upping your mathematical skills, through
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A Brief Guide TO C.S. Lewis: From Mere Christianity To Narnia by Paul Simpson (book review).
Y’know, it’s rather weird. By now, we should have had the fourth Narnia film, ‘The Silver Chair’, but nothing is
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Batwoman… she can be gay, just not happy, says DC.
The latest brouhaha from the world of comic-books is the resignation of the co-creators of the Kate Kane story-line for
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Cosplay? Cos-slapping!
There’s a mad new craze sweeping the USA, interviewing Cosplayers at big US cons and then slapping them in the
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Beating The Bad Guys – an article by: GF Willmetts (article).
In fiction, the heroes always have adversaries, mostly in the form of organisations. James Bond had SPECTRE and, briefly, SMERSH,
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Breakpoint by Jeff Stibel (book review).
The whole point of Jeff Stibel’s book ‘Breakpoint’ is the limits of anything before it comes crashing down. This might
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The Hidden Science Of Lost Civilisations by David Wilcock (book review).
I thought with a title like ‘The Hidden Science Of Lost Civilisations’ that David Wilcock’s was going to be looking
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