Archive for the ‘Evolution’ Category
by Liam Scheff The central operating premise at the core of what we call “science” is not to discover what is true; it is that religion (especially Christianity) is wrong. “Where do we come from, how did we get here, how do our bodies heal and work?” These are the larger existential questions that religion [...]
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Evolution / History / Plate Tectonics - Earth Science
Tags: astronomy, horus, jesus, religion, saturn configuration, set, solar deity, southern cross, venus, virgo
December 6, 2012
Brief alternative (but probably more correct) history of Earth. Our current myth: 1. Earth was created out of nothing, through the “big bang’*, which somehow created dust, which somehow congealed into stars and planets, which somehow made life. 2. Then, many millions of years later, in the dusty Middle East, a Jewish guy became very [...]
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A preview of “Official Stories,” from Ch. 8 “Darwin is Dead.” What is Darwinism? What does it actually offer? Is it a science, or a philosophy? We’ll explore the question – and get some hard answers in the book. Survival of the Fittest by Liam Scheff, from “Official Stories.” We have grown up with [...]
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Stars and planets are born electrically. Lightning is the electrical equalization of the planet with space, not ‘ice crystals rubbing together in clouds.’ And life itself is an electrical, field-directed event, not a gene-determined, reductionist dead end… Liam Scheff and Robert Scott Bell talk about the paradigm-cracking new science of Electro-Biology – electricity shaping the [...]
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Toad. My 8 year old che bella camera, Canon A Series 6 megapretzel. Better than any they’re building just huit ans plus tard…
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“Science does not have to be true to be accepted. It only has to be ‘arguable.’ In fact, it can be observed that the more arguable (the less plausible or logical) a scientific idea, the more funding it will require.” What is science? It is modern myth, wrapped in technological diversion… by Liam Scheff We [...]
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by Liam Scheff Today’s astronomers ask us to believe that the universe emerged, by accident, from a null point – a nothing – which expanded or exploded, and slowed, and sped up, and now is doing something confusing… They call this the ‘Big Bang’: “First there was nothing, which exploded.”* (How Biblical!) The model continues [...]
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Join Liam Scheff and guests for this weekend’s radio shows: Listen live or download MP3 for later, on the Intel Hub. Toll Free Call In Number: 1 (877) 598-8549 or 646-727-3387. Saturday 2PM EST: Treating Vaccine Damage. Liam welcomes special guest April Boden, mother of a vaccine-damaged child, and author of Aydan’s Road to Recovery. [...]
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“HIV” – A Case of Mistaken Identity, Political Profiteering, and Pharmaceutical Murder by Liam Scheff What is AIDS The AIDS mainstream butters its significant pile of bread with the notion that there is in existence a single particle, which they call “HIV,” which is known to do one thing, and that is to “kill T-Cells.” [...]
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I’m jotting this down, so that when it gets stolen, and somebody wins a Nobel prize for theoretical physics, or some such thing, you’ll be able to point back and say, “Oh yeah, wasn’t Liam saying something about that?” This comes about over years, with a great debt owed to the following: Rupert Sheldrake, who [...]
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Listen live or download MP3 for later, on the Intel Hub. Toll Free Call In Number: 1 (877) 598-8549 or 646-727-3387. Saturday 7PM EST – Join investigative journalist and researcher Liam Scheff as he delves into NASA fictions: Black Holes and Big Bang theory. Is anything NASA spends your tax money on real? Or is [...]
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Radio This Weekend! Saturday Dec. 11, 2010, and after that downloadable for your MP3: This Expanding Earth! Geologist and philosopher of science, Don Findlay discusses the effects of spin and expansion on the planet… this GROWING planet, argues Findlay, with great, compelling evidence. We will also take a bite out of the myth of Plate [...]
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Join me on TheIntelHubNewsNetwork Saturdays and Sundays at SEVEN PM EST for The Investigation. This weekend: Saturday 7PM EST – “Expanding Earth?” We talk with Tokyo-based journalist, long-time writer for the Japan Times, 20 year ex-patriot in Japan, former US Navy air-traffic controller, 9/11 activist, and all-around nice guy Jeff Ogrisseg, for a report on [...]
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by Liam Scheff The Neo-Darwinian theory of evolution states, to quote its high priest Richard Dawkins, that “there is no spirit-driven life force, no throbbing, heaving, pullulating, protoplasmic, mystic jelly. Life is just bytes and bytes and bytes of digital information.” The Dawkins’ world-view further offers that ‘sheer accident, and pure chance’ are to be [...]
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Proposition: Public Television is the propaganda arm of government (that’s taxpayer-funded) science. PBS gets its information and marching orders from the riders of the academic gravy train…and what is that? It’s the academic elephant walk that fills university labs with bespeckled, dutiful grad students, suffering insult, overwork and injury from the deadbeats who runs the [...]
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Astronomy / Evolution / Plate Tectonics - Earth Science / Top 20
Tags: Asteroid, Astronomy, Cold-Slab, Earth, Electric Universe, Flat-Slab, Kant-Laplace Nebular Hypothesis, Mantle Plume, NASA, Neil deGrasse Tyson, NOVA, NPR, Ocean, Ocean Ridges, PBS, plate tectonics, Rogue Planet Collision, Subduction
July 22, 2010

by Liam Scheff July 2010 “From Soup to Nuts, Science Has it Covered” – Me. “`Cheshire Puss,’ she began, rather timidly,as she did not at all know whether it would like the name: however, it only grinned a little wider….Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?’ – Alice’s Adventures [...]
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Extra! Extra! “Mainstream Newspaper Reports on Failures of Geo-physics; Skeptic Magazine, and Scientific Elite Get Big, Big Wedgie and Have Fit, and Scream and Call People Names, As Science Demands.” How in the World… Late last year, the Japan Times allowed its readers inside of one of the gigantic-ist fist-de-cuffs in the sciences as they [...]
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Smithsonian Magazine, the enjoyable and informative publication of the Smithsonian Institute, devoted some 6+ pages of glossy print to Richard Panek’s article on “dark matter” and “dark energy,” (a teaser for his impending book on the invisible subject). Don’t know what dark energy is? It’s invisible. It can’t be measured. It can’t be seen. It [...]
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Most people think that Charles Darwin invented or discovered the theory of Evolution. What he did, in fact, was to propose that, in essence, some things screw before they die, and some things die before they screw. He called that equation “natural selection.” Darwin took “change,” as in variation, as a given. It was ‘just [...]
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What is Nature? (Neo)-Darwinists always talk about the ‘laws of nature.’ No question is too difficult to answer, because the answer is always the same… Q: How did oxygen precipitate from a barren, heat-scorched earth and bind with nitrogen and hydrogen to somehow magically combine to make the first, and second, and two-hundred-fiftieth amino acid? [...]
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Endless Darwinism, Most Flexible; A non-Darwinian philosopher’s review of “Endless Forms, Most Beautiful,” by Sean B. Carroll. by Liam Scheff published by W.W. Norton and Co. 2006 Amazon link. Dr. Carroll likes his rock and roll, and he’ll give you an unwanted lyric from time to time, to let you know that he’s cool, as [...]
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– Collagen Molecule I want to share with you excerpts from several items I’m reading, more or less unfiltered. It goes like this: We’re all connected, right? Everybody says so – somewhere beneath the surface, we’re ‘one,’ part of a single organism, being, entity. Everybody’s had an experience – touching, sensing, feeling, knowing – transmitting [...]
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You believe in evolution, no? Yes? Right? Right, of course you do. You’re an educated individual… So, have you read Charles Darwin? It’s not so hard to do. You can read his work – all of it – for free, online, at various websites, if you have a computer (which evolved from the abacus, of [...]
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I quote her with care, as she derails easily, but it’s a well-stated opinion: “If there is any one way to confess one’s own mediocrity, it is the willingness to place one’s work in the absolute power of a group, particularly a group of one’s professional colleagues. Of any form of tyranny, this is the [...]
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I am just reading this: Debating Darwin – Adventures of a Scholar, by John C. Greene. A wonderful mind. I regret that I didn’t look him up in 2007, when I first picked up the book… Of all the writing in this book, his correspondence zings loudest and clearest, (as it does with many of [...]
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The Dawkins Delusion Salvo Magazine, Spring 2007 by Liam Scheff Everybody’s favorite atheist has been on the road selling his new book, The God Delusion. I’m talking about sharp-witted author and Oxford scholar Richard Dawkins. This is his latest in a long series (starting with The Selfish Gene in 1976) sharing a common theme – [...]
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Are accidental genome shifts the engine of change in evolution? Is species evolution a process of tiny steps? “No,” says Dr. Lynn Margulis (Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Geosciences at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst), in her stellar book Acquiring Genomes (written with Dorian Sagan), from their catalog of excellent work, which includes [...]
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By Liam Scheff Salvo Magazine – Summer 2006 Here are three ideas that you will never see debated by the major media: Was a bird-flu pandemic ever really likely? Is AIDS in fact a sexually transmitted disease? Does current evolutionary theory truly explain the diversity of life on earth? Each of these widely-promoted beliefs is [...]
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