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AlphaGenome: On the Promise and Limits of AI in Science
PHILIP BALL | According to the old story, we once thought that all this other DNA was just “junk,” a term coined in this context in the 1970s. It was accumulated over the course of evolution, for example by viruses inserting their genetic material into ours, and it did nothing useful but just cluttered up our genome the way all our old detritus of a lifetime clutters up our attic.
Feb 22


Prophets, Polemics, and Parasitic Nationalism
DEONNIE MOODIE | Circulations of anti-priestcraft produced the ideal of the liberal subject that would not require external rule ...
Oct 25, 2024


Theology and Philosophy after al-Ghazali: The End of Philosophy in Islam?
HASAN HAMEED | Griffel’s strategy is simple. The best evidence demonstrating that philosophy did not die after Ghazali
May 25, 2023


A Forum on Alda Balthrop-Lewis’ Thoreau’s Religion
This forum on Alda Balthrop-Lewis' Thoreau's Religion: Walden Woods, Social Justice, and the Politics of Asceticism. Cambridge University...
Dec 22, 2022


Science as a Human Story: The Royal Society Recognizes Philip Ball
PHILIP BALL | I’m particularly keen to set science within a wider historical, cultural, and philosophical context
Sep 15, 2022


Decolonizing Philosophy: A Conversation with Carlos Fraenkel and Peter Adamson about Islam, Reason, and Religion
The idea that philosophy and religion are in conflict is recent, only gaining widespread appeal in modernity.
Dec 21, 2018


Enlightened Religion? Idealism as the History and Destiny of Modern Theology
SAMUEL LONCAR | Is a truly modern religion possible...
Apr 15, 2014
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