A great and sad story. In 1959 the police were called to a segregated library in South Carolina when a 9 year old black boy refused to leave. He later got a PhD in Physics from MIT, and died in 1986, one of the astronauts aboard the doomed NASA space shuttle Challenger. The library that refused to lend him books is now named after him. The Dr. Ronald E. McNair Life History Center. He was survived by his wife, Cheryl B. Moore, and two children: Joy Cheray McNair and Reginald Ervin McNair.
Is Free Will Real? Religions have been founded on the concept that human beings have free will. We’ve accepted this idea as dogma. The relationship between the anointed god and all the events that sum Read more…
Capricorn Science touched on this subject very briefly a year or so ago. It was a touch-and-go article looking to entice the reader into exploring this revolutionary subject. Just imagine if the now famous black Read more…
Reference: “Estimation of the information contained in the visible matter of the universe” by Melvin M. Vopson 10 Oct., 20201. SciTechDaily “Estimate measures information encoded in particles opens a door to practical experiment.” 6 x Read more…
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