Today we are 235 years old. How long will we last?
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Thoughts on 235 years
Category Archives: Philosophy
‘Til hell freezes over…
Is Hell exothermic or endothermic?
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The sparrow(s) and the hawk
Sometimes, a little teamwork is all it takes.
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Free Will
Are you, or are you not, the captain of your ship?
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The International Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge 2010
This is simply beyond cool – especially the interactive video at slide 12 of 15.
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Through a Glass Darkly
How is it that two people can look at an event, and yet when they describe it, it is as if one of them was not even present at the same event seen by the other?
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Misdirection
“Coming at you from left field” turns out to mean more than it means.
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The Puzzle Machine or What is a Chicken, Exactly?
Why does a chicken cross the road?
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Mission Possible
My parents, Paul & Gladys Williscroft, spent most of their adult lives in Europe as missionaries. My father died in Germany on my sister’s birthday, February 24, 1987. Following his death, Mom wrote a book about my father’s life, “Mission Possible — Paul Williscroft’s epic struggle against Nazi & Communist Oppression.” She passed away on February 13, 2002. This video was created by the Assemblies of God, their church organization, and is presented here with their kind permission.
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Ch. 02 – The Global Greenhouse (Part 1)
This article is an excerpt from Chapter two in my new book The Chicken Little Agenda – Debunking Experts’ Lies. You can find out more about the book at chickenlittleagenda.com, and can order the book from this link. This is the first of six parts for Chapter two that will be presented here sequentially.
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