I explain how religion is subjective and science is objective. The lenses that people wear when they are young sometimes stick with them a long time, but once they change their prescription, they'll see the world much clearer.
Showing posts with label evolution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label evolution. Show all posts
Friday, June 17, 2011
Thursday, June 16, 2011
New Video: Dolphin intelligence is evidence for creation? Nah, I don't think so.
I talk about the evolution of cetaceans in this video, and a bit of a thought-provoking message at the end.
Monday, January 31, 2011
A preview of what's to come
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| To hold you over, here's a picture of me with Buster, a short-beaked common dolphin. |
I'm not sure how much traffic I will be getting to this blog, since I have it linked in many different places and I try to inform people when I make new post. Hopefully, they will be curious enough to see what this blog is about. I thought I would whip up a small preview of what I have planned for the next several posts and list the topics that will be discussed. So... here is a list to preview what's to come for this blog in the near future.
- DRU - Dolphin Robotic Unit
- A robotic dolphin and it's implications for research
- Public Aquariums
- The importance of public aquariums and how they impact people
- Education of conservation through video games
- A brief overview of a video game series called 'Endless Ocean' and how it can help people's awareness of marine conservation
- Documentary mini-series about cetaceans
- A dream documentary that would be a scale of something like 'Blue Planet' or 'Life'
- Web series about aquariums
- A planned, mapped out series I hope to start in 2012 about the aquariums in America
- Evolution of Cetaceans
- A general overview of the history of cetacean evolution and my opinions on recent findings
- Marine Life Art
- This may be a weekly series of photos, drawings, and paintings that I find to share with you, some of which may be my own
- More Closer Encounters
- Like this article, there will be more, of both other people's experiences and my own.
Labels:
Aquariums,
art,
Close Encounters,
documentary,
endless ocean,
evolution,
Paleo,
paleontology,
robotics,
Steno bredanensis
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