Subject: WorldCon in Reno
David Brin, Greg Bear and Gregory Benford
were all on a panel at Renovation last week.
Amusing event. I brought up cryonics. Everyone
in the audience was aware of it, several people
were thinking about it for themselves and of
course Gregory and I were signed
Subject: WorldCon in Reno
David Brin, Greg Bear and Gregory Benford
were all on a panel at Renovation last week.
Amusing event. I brought up cryonics. Everyone
in the audience was aware of it, several people
were thinking about it for themselves and of
course Gregory and I were signed
Subject: WorldCon in Reno
David Brin, Greg Bear and Gregory Benford
were all on a panel at Renovation last week.
Amusing event. I brought up cryonics. Everyone
in the audience was aware of it, several people
were thinking about it for themselves and of
course Gregory and I were signed
A few Catholics still insist Galileo was wrong - latimes.com
It was a ROTFLMAO piece for me. It was really fun to see how both Notre Dame
and the Vatican Observatory were in the are these guy real? mode. I gave
my first paper at a high energy physics symposium at Notre Dame, and saw the
head of
On Sun, Aug 28, 2011 at 3:01 PM, Dan Minette danmine...@att.net wrote:
It's funny, when you think about it. A Protestant can rail against every
other church and found his own church. But if you're an ultraconservative
Catholic, how in the world do you argue that the Pope is dead wrong on the
On Sun, Aug 28, 2011 at 11:00 AM, Jon Louis Mann
net_democr...@yahoo.com wrote:
(Keith wrote)
David Brin, Greg Bear and Gregory Benford
were all on a panel at Renovation last week.
Amusing event. I brought up cryonics. Everyone
in the audience was aware of it, several people
were
