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Play it again Sam – last night’s leftovers and reproducibility in science, Part 2
Reproducibility is the hallmark of great science. The truth is that it hardly ever happens. In Part 2 we look at this in the context of this planet and evolution. Is reproducibility even possible and is it something we ought to be aspiring to?
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Pseudoscience
'Pseudoscience' is a term used by people to deride and dismiss a claimed scientific finding or hypothesis on the basis that it is poor science. We must be very aware of the harm that is done in the use of words like “pseudoscience” that attack, denigrate and dismiss and reduce science to a game of control.
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Red Shift – life in an expanding Universe
The Universe is expanding. We know this is so because of a phenomenon called red shift. What does this mean to ordinary people like you and I?
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Wonderment
The greatest tool a human being can have in life is the capacity for wonderment. It goes hand-in-hand with innocence, and the capacity to observe life with complete openness, free of preconceived notions, knowledge, sophistication and the greatest impediment to science there is: the need to be right.
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Who stole God from science: Part 1
How, without the technology of today, did the scientists of old come up with amazing insights, discoveries and scientific ideas that reverberate through the ages? This article, the first in a series, offers us the opportunity to reflect on the place of God in science.
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Gluten free spicy lamb meatballs
This recipe is an absolute pleasure to cook. Your kitchen will be filled with the delicious aromas of freshly toasted cumin and coriander seed, bringing an otherwise simple lamb dish to life. A great recipe for the barbeque and perfect for last minute entertaining. Also a winner in the lunchbox.
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Bridging Foods – Homemade recipes everyone wanted
Article by Nicole Sjardin, one of the authors of Bridging Foods.
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Livingness
Living who we truly are in everyday life is the Livingness ~ but what does that actually mean?
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Relief strategies – the failings of our mental health industry
Tanya Curtis explores the current failings of the mental health industry and the harm that relief-based strategies are having on our society. She offers a new way forward.
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The train wreck we call ‘art’: music and our responsibility as a global family
Defending music at all costs as the reality of a life is ignored – how did this become ok? On Mary Forsberg’s letter about the life and death of rock star Scott Weiland.
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Bridging Foods – My body clearly told me to stop eating gluten and dairy
Sally Scott describes what led her to change her diet to gluten and dairy free and how Bridging Foods was conceived.
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Dairy free roast garlic & vegetable frittata
Here is a delicious Frittata recipe, a great one to have up your sleeve when entertaining, for a family meal, or for school and work lunches. Elegant with a simple green salad, a side of pesto or as a delicious dairy free snack on its own.
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The cervix – so much more than biology!
Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers for women, overshadowing at times the profound role of the cervix in a woman’s body beyond disease. The cervix plays a pivotal part in a woman’s awareness and wellbeing.
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Is there such a thing as a job with no stress?
Stress at work has become a normal way of life for almost everyone. In this exposé on work stress we look at why stress is so common at work, and ask is there another way?
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Are we alone? An inner space program for the lonely planet
Are we alone in the universe? Is there something awry in our relationship to space? Right on our front doorstep there is a space frontier, that leaves nobody behind, which we have yet to fully explore. What about Inner Space?
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Living religion: the living practice of connection
For Natalie Benhayon religion is a living practice of connection – anywhere, any time, any place – a practice that is equally available to all.
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Fresh dairy free avocado smoothie
Dairy free and quick to make for those moments when there aren’t any. All the ingredients simply go in the blender and voilà. Added bonus is it is full of nutrition with fibre to see you through anytime of the day.
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Best ever roasted broccoli
Oven roasted broccoli is super tasty and filling, alongside being full of nutrients and easy to prepare and cook. Your best kept gluten free secret that is so delicious that people will be surprised how good it is!
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Snow pea, sugar snap and green bean salad
A fresh dairy free accompaniment to any meal. Can be served hot or cold depending on your preference (and the weather!). Sunflower seeds are high in vitamin E and add a mild nutty flavour to make it more filling as a side or snack than most salad recipes. Try adding them raw or lightly toasted.
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Revelations by Serge Benhayon to ponder on for World Philosophy Day
World philosophy day - held on the third Thursday every November.
