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"macaluso" Discussed on Divine Naples Podcast

Divine Naples Podcast

03:38 min | Last month

"macaluso" Discussed on Divine Naples Podcast

"Yeah, so he had a Purple Heart. Did he survive? Yeah. He survived, of course. I mean, I'm born. There's a genius coming out in you. That was before he met your mom? Yeah. Wow. Maybe she had sympathy for him that, you know, he got a Purple Heart. Right. And did you know that the 1.9 million service members have earned that Purple Heart? How many? 1.9 million have been wounded. Wow. Wow. And I bet you a significant number of those, obviously, was World War II. But I'm sure the 20 years that we had been at war in Afghanistan and inside Iraq and other places, a lot of people earned that. We just want to thank all our service people that have put their life on the line, just even if you didn't get wounded, but especially those today. We just want to honor you if you have a Purple Heart and thank you for your service. And I have one more little statistic real quick. The first woman to receive the Purple Heart was following her actions during an attack at Pearl Harbor. Wow. So that's awesome. You know, anyway, thanks for your service. I'm going to just end it with something really interesting. And that is, I have a local writer. Her name is Maria Macaluso, and she wrote a book flying back to the Korean War. It's about her husband that was in the Korean War, and he was the recipient of Purple Heart. And the book is about his story and the whole war. That's awesome. I remember her. It's on our counter topic. You can always grab it. And if you're listening to this podcast, just Google or go to Amazon, Flashback to the Korean War. And I just had one gentleman, he purchased the book and he came back and he asked if he could sign, so she signed a copy for him. Wow, that's awesome. He was so excited about it. She really had to go through a lot of stuff to get all the information. Yeah, but she was living with him, so she did something that I am always reminding people. If you have a phone, everybody has one, start recording the conversations. Ask questions, because that's what she did, and now she has the story to share. Yeah, and that's great. You know, there's another thing I want to say before we wrap up, you've got maybe another day or two here, is to build those memories and to be able to share them and pass them down generationally to your grandkids and even your great grandkids. Some people live that long. And to have those stories and your family history and just have some pride in that, good pride, it's healthy, family is a good thing and traditions are a good thing. So sometimes we'll think, hey, technology is kind of like way out there and it's kind of made a disconnect or whatever, but here's a great way to use this technology and this phone. I mean, who would have thought 25, 30 years ago that we'd have a phone in our hand that could film things right there at the minute, and then you can just do like Rich said, record something or, hey, grandma, tell me about when such and such time, when you were growing up on the farm or whatever it is, just do it. It's going to be memories that you'll have forever. Well, that's still one of the reasons why I have Matt here. So I am recording him, everything he says. You can listen to his voice right now because one day I'm going to tell my kids what I had to go through to listen to him. How much pain and then how much suffering and re-hop I had to pay for.

"macaluso" Discussed on Divine Naples Podcast

Divine Naples Podcast

03:38 min | Last month

"macaluso" Discussed on Divine Naples Podcast

"Yeah, so he had a Purple Heart. Did he survive? Yeah. He survived, of course. I mean, I'm born. There's a genius coming out in you. That was before he met your mom? Yeah. Wow. Maybe she had sympathy for him that, you know, he got a Purple Heart. Right. And did you know that the 1.9 million service members have earned that Purple Heart? How many? 1.9 million have been wounded. Wow. Wow. And I bet you a significant number of those, obviously, was World War II. But I'm sure the 20 years that we had been at war in Afghanistan and inside Iraq and other places, a lot of people earned that. We just want to thank all our service people that have put their life on the line, just even if you didn't get wounded, but especially those today. We just want to honor you if you have a Purple Heart and thank you for your service. And I have one more little statistic real quick. The first woman to receive the Purple Heart was following her actions during an attack at Pearl Harbor. Wow. So that's awesome. You know, anyway, thanks for your service. I'm going to just end it with something really interesting. And that is, I have a local writer. Her name is Maria Macaluso, and she wrote a book flying back to the Korean War. It's about her husband that was in the Korean War, and he was the recipient of Purple Heart. And the book is about his story and the whole war. That's awesome. I remember her. It's on our counter topic. You can always grab it. And if you're listening to this podcast, just Google or go to Amazon, Flashback to the Korean War. And I just had one gentleman, he purchased the book and he came back and he asked if he could sign, so she signed a copy for him. Wow, that's awesome. He was so excited about it. She really had to go through a lot of stuff to get all the information. Yeah, but she was living with him, so she did something that I am always reminding people. If you have a phone, everybody has one, start recording the conversations. Ask questions, because that's what she did, and now she has the story to share. Yeah, and that's great. You know, there's another thing I want to say before we wrap up, you've got maybe another day or two here, is to build those memories and to be able to share them and pass them down generationally to your grandkids and even your great grandkids. Some people live that long. And to have those stories and your family history and just have some pride in that, good pride, it's healthy, family is a good thing and traditions are a good thing. So sometimes we'll think, hey, technology is kind of like way out there and it's kind of made a disconnect or whatever, but here's a great way to use this technology and this phone. I mean, who would have thought 25, 30 years ago that we'd have a phone in our hand that could film things right there at the minute, and then you can just do like Rich said, record something or, hey, grandma, tell me about when such and such time, when you were growing up on the farm or whatever it is, just do it. It's going to be memories that you'll have forever. Well, that's still one of the reasons why I have Matt here. So I am recording him, everything he says. You can listen to his voice right now because one day I'm going to tell my kids what I had to go through to listen to him. How much pain and then how much suffering and re-hop I had to pay for.

"macaluso" Discussed on AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch

AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch

06:54 min | 5 months ago

"macaluso" Discussed on AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch

"From workhouse connect and AJ benza. Fame. He liked to be walked on a leash and played really dirty kinky sex games. Iza. The guy put the cock in the peacock network, okay? Bitch. Hey everybody. AJ benzi here with fame is a bitch. This is your free show on let's call it manic Monday, may 9th, 2022. The Patreon's up, go to Patreon dot com slash fame is a bitch for that beauty. But today we go free show and I'm gonna tell you a lot of injustices happening in Hollywood that I can't take. But I'm keeping this on Sunday. It's Mother's Day. And you know what? I never trust anybody who, especially a female who has a lot of bad things to say about their moms. And I know that there is some moms that are just absolute bitches and bastards. I just, I can't imagine that. I've never come from that world, but whenever I dated a girl and she was mean to her mom, I'd say, don't do that. 'cause you're not lost my mom. And I could never imagine somebody being mean and hurtful to their mother when I don't care who you are. I think 99% of us know that losing a mom is unlike anything else in the world. Typically on this day, for the last few years, I've read a story that. Things I did for my mom. I used to steal daffodils for her. Every Mother's Day across the street from her house, the elementary school crew daffodils. And I'd steal them. I didn't have money, so I cut them off in a knife and put them in a little vase and she put a nose in them and said, oh, these smell so good with that, say, mom, daffodils got no smell. No, no, these do smell beautiful. That's what mothers are all about. You know, I just, if you got a mom, I know you're hearing this a day passed, and maybe you maybe skipped out on doing what you should have done yesterday. Call your mother. Kiss your mother. For all of us who can't. Just go ahead and do it. Trust me. You'll never, ever think one day, why do I call my mom? Why do I kiss her? No, he'll never think that way. So just do it trust me. I was coming out of the story yesterday with a lady ahead of me. I think it was targeted. It was fun. Coming to target a ladies ahead of me, very ten, maybe or late 60s. And you know when you can just tell someone's from money, right? You can just use sense that you're feeling, you smell it. You know the look. And I knew I went outside after her and she walked into a beautiful black convertible Mercedes right next to where I was parked. And I sat down for a second and she was adjusting her seats and doing whatever she was doing and I said, no, no, no. I have to say something. I jumped out of my car and I said, this is a 1996 Mercedes SL 500, right? She goes, yes, and she held her heart when she said it. I said, do you know the best memories of my life happen in that car? I had that car in 1996. I said, I don't know what I can pay you for this car, but God damn it if I don't want it again. She said, well, I'm not giving her up for anything. I said, you should, you look great. You're taking great care of his car was mint condition. I mean, a Mercedes 500 SL convertible. What a they'll make them like, I just don't see causes beautiful as that anymore. Let's take my son to sky zone last night, you know, the trampoline places that kids go to when we saw some blue, crazy car pull up next to us in this highway. I said, what is that? He thought it was a lotus. I said, these kinds of disgusting. They're ugly. They look like little insects. There's no fucking strength to these. I know they go fast, but there's nothing. Give me a 500 SL 1996 soft top. I had the hard time. I put the left a hard top in the garage, and I used to go get this. This is the way to do it. I used to go in the wintertime, crank up the heat and drop the soft top down. That's what it was. When I had the Mercedes and lived in the west village of Manhattan and I swear to God, I still could feel the way the seats wrapped around my body. I can still smell the interior of that car. I can hear the sound of the convertible soft top going down. You gotta wait until it tucks under the trunk and. So that little medium with that lady made me go to YouTube because I'm just such a sentimental asshole. And I had to punch up some sly and the family stone songs because back then, sliding the family stone was always rocking in my car. Then, and The Rolling Stones. But just about all I played, and you know, Rolling Stones came from Johnny blade, calvani, my older best friend who told me, always have stones in the car. Always placed stones when chicks are in a car. Every girl loves the stones. And it was right. I never got any complaints from a chick saying, what does this music? And then I got my back surgery in 95, and I was not supposed to drive, I was supposed to lay in bed and, you know, no sex, all that shit. And I remember telling my doctor, doctor, I got a brand new Mercedes SL. I got a new girlfriend. The last thing I'm going to do is lay in bed and do nothing. I'm going to get in that car and fucking drive and go see her. He goes, AJ. Well, it's not going to be the best free back. I said, we'll see about that. But I'd say the stones and sly and the families don't. One item leaving in Brooklyn, right? Drop my buddy, my cousin, buddy, whoever you want to call him. Italians call our buddies cousins, but make good, great buddy, Mario macaluso, really, is like a brother to me, let alone a cousin. And I'm dropping them off in Brooklyn. I'm headed back to Manhattan. It's like a December night, maybe 31°. I got the top down, the heat's blasted in my car. I'm going back to the Brooklyn battery tunnel to get back into Manhattan to meet somebody else I was going to meet and I push play on slime families don't and

"macaluso" Discussed on Julgados e Comentados

Julgados e Comentados

05:06 min | 2 years ago

"macaluso" Discussed on Julgados e Comentados

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"macaluso" Discussed on Cross Examined Official Podcast

Cross Examined Official Podcast

23:40 min | 2 years ago

"macaluso" Discussed on Cross Examined Official Podcast

"Or some other protein. You very often get other trees and so you've got these conflicting trees based on which proteins you choose and that and all the trees can't be they can't all be bright because there's only one history of life and the conflicting trees is actually a mark of design systems. Which we we could explain in more detail and you get the same type of conflict between When when you do an analysis of anatomical characters as opposed to two protein molecules those conflicts between molecules conflicts between ma when you compare molecules in anatomical characters and you even get conflicts when you compare different anatomical characters and i document all of this in the sixth chapter of my book darwin's doubt and i'd recommend the people who really want to dive into a Do a deeper dive there as to your second question. I'll take it out of your mouth. Because i know what you're gonna ask. What's the strongest argument for for Universal common ancestry sometimes also called macro evolution. It is in fact this argument. We've been talking about. It is the strongest argument for large-scale macro evolutionary. Change and a universal tree of life is not from the fossil record. The fossil record shows profound discontinuities especially at the level of what are called the higher. Taxonomic categories the big divisions of life at filo class and order show dramatic and abrupt. They showed dramatic discontinuity the abrupt appearance of major groups of animals and plants without discernible ancestors in the lower strata beneath their first appearance so the fossil record has is not actually providing strong evidence. What modern new darwinist repair to is precisely the argument. The docklands just made that. Well we can't see the connections in the fossil record but we see it in these These gra- this gradual morphing. And and we we see it in these close similarity between different Between the same jeans in different organisms and we can see the gradual morphing in the in the in the gene sequences. But in fact we do not see that we. We actually see now. Very dramatic evidence of discontinuity in genomics as we're discovering what are called orphan genes genes that lacks sequence similarity to into other genes in other presumably related organisms so the picture is not nearly as clear as doctrines and colleagues make out and instead i think we see profound evidence of discontinuity both in the fossil record and in genome analyses friends. We've talked about this concept before. In fact i talk about it in our book stealing from god. That science doesn't say anything scientists do because all data needs to be gathered data needs to be interpreted. And yes you could interpret the data in a macaluso. Mary way steve has been saying the problem is if you do that. You're going to run into other problems that don't add up to this universal tree of common. Ancestry steve you have also addressed the question and let me ask you this question. Because i've heard this as another reason to maybe suggest mak revolution is and that is the idea that there are broken genes in the same spot in different animals and we would have to say that their ancestor ancestrally related. Otherwise are we going to say that an intelligent designer put those broken genes in the same spot in species that were related. How would you respond to that. Maybe maybe i'm giving you the wrong characterization of the you've described it really accurately and it would be a good argument if it were known to be true. Okay but many of the genes that were allegedly pseudo genes that this idea of a broken genes that are no longer functional and darkens alluded to that in his answer in his in his clip. But it turns out that Many of the claims about non functionality associated with these quote unquote pseudo genes are now obsolete that the the these genes like many other sections of the genome which were dubbed junk turned out to be importantly functional and so it would be very surprising to find broken genes that exhibited the kind of sequence similarity that indicated common ancestry. Because in that case you couldn't argue that the sequence similarity was the product of a of a common designer. Why would the designer make two similar things that were not functional that it would be a good argument. If the factual predicate were solid but it's increasingly looking not to be solid and that that sudha genes that have been cited as examples of this kind of Non genes that have been cited as examples of pseudo genes are turning out to be functional just as much or perhaps the overwhelming preponderance of the the the so called junk. Dna has done so it was. It was an argument that seemed to have force. About the time francis collins used it in his book The language language. To ask you that because my question was the question was going to be. Steve francis collins not know this when he wrote language. God that that these that these so-called broken genes or junk dna wasn't really junked was areas of the genome. That did something. I don't know about the timing of that. But collins us had his name on papers that have come out since then establishing the functionality of of of of of junk dna okay so he should now know he should know now. This is a bad argument. So i remember reading that book language of god and that was one of his biggest arguments that these broken genes wouldn't have been put there by an intelligent designer. Of course he's making it theological point there too. Wouldn't have been put there by an intelligent designer. But what you're saying now is we no longer think that those were actually broken. Genes they actually have functioned correct. More and more and more of them are shown to have functioned so this this is a case where it's a kind of materialism of the gaps or a a darwinism the gaps. We're gonna we're gonna assume that they don't have function and then we've got it. We got a pretty good argument against the creation or the or in my case. The intelligent design proponent who is skeptical of universal common descent and not all people are skeptical of universal common descent. But i am and and the point is that that one by one. We're finding evidence of these pseudo genes these these these alleged sooner jeans pseudo at all they're performing important functions. So would it be fair to say that for people. Like dawkins and other evolutionist. The reason they're not open to any sort of intelligent design. Argument is because they philosophically ruled out that possibility before they even look at the evidence. Do you think that's what's going on here. A many of the evolutionary biologist will say yeah. Our view is based on evidence but they will also at some other time or out of the other side of their mouths insists that it's not scientific to consider anything but a purely undirected materialistic explanation and they will affirm principle known as methodological naturalism. Which says that. If you're going to be a scientist you have to limit your possible theories to theories that affirm strictly materialistic processes or theoretical postulates are entities. That means in other words. You can't consider intelligent design as an explanation however much he might see evidence of design. And here's another good example of that darkens recently. He tweeted that he was knocked sideways with wonder at the intricacies of the data processing machinery inside the living cell. Now dawkins is also said that biology is the study of complicated things that give the appearance of having been designed for purpose. I would submit. This isn't a an example of him not listening or seeing what the evidence most clearly says. He's knocked sideways with wonder at the intricacies of the data processing machinery inside the living cell. He's also said the gene. The gene is uncannily like a machine code. It's uncannily computer like and well. We know from experience that that digital code machine code comes from programmers and the basis of all scientific reasoning is our uniform and repeated experience. So why shouldn't we consider the possibility at least consider the possibility that that digital information and the digital information processing capability inside living cells is actually the product of a master programmer. That's what our uniform repeated. Experience would most naturally lead us to consider even to conclude and but that's out of bounds for the contemporary evolutionary biologists. Who have adopted the principle methodological naturalism. So i do think there is an op. Priori assumption about what kind of answer scientists must come to that that governs and controls. The th the debate steve right after the break. I'm going to ask you the question. That dawkins was asked but from a different angle. What would be the one sentence that you think or the one piece of evidence that you think an evolutionist or an atheist ought to consider that intelligent design is true. But we're going to do that right after the break you're listening to. I don't have enough faith to be an atheist. Name is frank turk. my guest is dr stephen. C meyer author of several seminal books including signature in the cell darwin's doubt and the newest book which came out just a few months ago called return of the god hypothesis three scientific discoveries revealing the mind behind the universe. In fact we're gonna talk about two more than right after the break. A stevens had some recent articles in both the jerusalem. Post and the new york post dealing with this issue. So don't go anywhere. We've got two more segments with dr steven maier and we'll be back with him in just two minutes. So cnn don't go anywhere. Is there really a tree of life. You covered that in the first two segments and we're going to look at what could be behind the incredibly at least it appears to be designed thing we call life and also the fine tuning of the universe. My friend dr. Steven maier steve question that dr atkins was asked is. What's the one sentence that should cause someone who's a creationist or an intelligent design people are person to To actually believe in mac revolution. Let me reverse the question and ask you. What is the one piece of evidence. You would present to. Someone like dr dawkins to say no. It really appears. Intelligent design is true. I would quote They'll gate saying the dna like a software program but much more complex than any we've ever created or doc in saying that the machine code of the gene is unkind. An kennedy computer like we know from our uniform and repeated experience that information especially in a digital or alphabetic form always comes from an intelligence source so the discovery of digital information at the foundation of life in even the very simplest living cells is powerful evidence of the activity of designing intelligence and the origin and history now steve. You have had several high profile debates many of which you can see on youtube ladies and gentlemen with atheists who you challenge them on this very point about the the digital code that we find in life. I know you've debated peter ward. You've debated peter ward it's peter atkins hitter atkins. Yeah that was on. Abc's and go ruse. Peter ward peter ward. Michael ruse lawrence krauss How did you decide. What was the most cogent response to us saying. Look in all our repeated experience whenever you see a code comes from a code or whenever you see a program always comes from a program or whenever you see digital. Code comes from a mind. How did they respond to that well. Interestingly especially if If you make this argument as it pertains to the question of the origin of the first life Interestingly leading evolutionary biologists including dockets himself will look knowledge that we have no explanation from materialistic evolutionary point of view for the origin of life and they may even acknowledge that the main reason for that is that we have been able to explain the origin of the information. That's indiana in our new that makes life possible In the film expelled That was released. Two thousand eight. I think several years ago in concluding interview dawkins acknowledged to ben stein. That that quote. No one knows how i began and he even acknowledged that we may be looking at a signature of intelligence inside the living cell but of course darkens did not attribute that I if if indeed that wouldn't be The the product of of any kind of transcendent designing it must have been it might have been designed however by some alien intelligence that seated Some simple form of life to earth After that intelligence evolved but he said by purely natural processes somewhere else so he basically kick the problem of the origin of life. Not down the road but out into space and without answering where the information would have come from. Get life going on that planet which would have been produced in evolutionary process then kicked off in evolutionary process that would have produced an advanced form of intelligence capable of designing the life. That was ceded to this. The this planet so you cover that actually in a new york post of all places article that you did back on july seventeenth of this year. Twenty twenty one. The title of it is why god is still the best scientific theory to explain our life on earth now. I know it's hard to summarize the whole article. But why is god's still the best. We've already sort of alluded to part of the answer. And that is that that positing the all the if you're looking at evidence of intelligence and statements such as the ones that i cited in the last segment from docklands that he's knocked sideways with wonder and the intricacy of the data processing machinery inside the living cells and he actually linked to an animation of this incredible process. By which the the digital coding dna is replicated and and also used to direct protein synthesis. It's it's extraordinary. We have an animation on my one of my websites called journey inside the cell which shows this process. So it's not just that we've got code inside life. It's the code is doing something it's being. It's stored transmitted and processed in order to produce the protein structures that are necessary to keep all cells alive. It's extraordinary so a lot of people. So it happens in my. I was writing in july. We were getting these new news reports about the The the unidentified aerial phenomena coming out of the navy released its report. And i pointed out that it's not just a ufo enthusiasts. Been talking about extraterrestrial intelligence. It's actually scientists and they've been doing it for now almost with francis crick back to the early one thousand nine hundred s and. They've been doing that because they've recognized this signature of intelligence inside life but they don't attribute it to a diviner transcendent intelligence. And so they've postulated an alien intelligence as the explanation. For these design features. We see in living cells even the simplest living cells. Here's the two problems with that. I it the positing an alien a designer just ends up pushing the the the ultimate question of the origin of life and the origin of the information necessary to produce it out into space without answering the question if chemistry and physics. Don't explain code that they don't explain where code comes from and to say that they would be like saying that. The bonding between incan paper explains the arrangement of the of the characters in a newspaper headline clearly. Something else is at work. It's not just chemistry. That's responsible for the information. And the headline there was an editor a writer but if that doesn't work on planet earth there's no reason to suspect that explaining the origin of information by underlying chemical processes of evolution. Will explain it anywhere else so it doesn't actually solve this problem that most need solving which is what explains the origin of information. But secondly there's something else you've got two competing design hypotheses now. The transcendent intelligence aka god hypothesis or the alien designer hypothesis. There's another whole class of evidence that the that the alien designer hypothesis definitely can't explain and that is the evidence of the fine tuning of the universe this present from the very beginning soon after and which is necessary to the fine that's necessary for life to exist in the universe at all clearly no being within the cosmos that arose long after the beginning of the universe could explain the how those fine tuning parameters were set. No being within the cosmos could explain the fine tuning of the physical universe. That's built into the very fabric of the universe. From the beginning to explain that you need an intelligence that transcends the universe that can affect the universe as a whole from the beginning and therefore a transcendent intelligence aka the god hypothesis. I think provides a much better explanation for the fine tuning than any alien designer any imminent designer within the cosmos alien or otherwise by the way friends. this is not a god of the gaps. Argument is often charge. Because stephen here is not arguing from what he doesn't know he's argon from what he does. No it's not just that we lack a natural explanation for the digital code living thing we know that digital code always comes from a mind and steve just pointed out. There's no way that you can get a natural cause for all of nature. If the universe itself came into existence out of nothing than whatever did that and whatever fine tuned it to be so has to be outside of space matter in time. So you're getting to a bean like god but we don't know if it's the christian god biology and fine tuning doesn't get you to the christian. God it might be the christian. God it could be allah or some other theistic but or maybe a da bean. You have to look at the resurrection to see if the being created. The universe is really the christian god or not when you do look at the resurrection and you realize just jesus did rise from the dead then you can say that the same being the created the universe and the fine tune the universe designed. Life is the christian god by the way i need to say this because it is the week of nine. Eleven on eleven was twenty years ago today. I can remember where i was and what was doing that day. And if you're old enough you can too. Which should tell you something about the testimony. We see in the new testament. The new testament testimony was written down within twenty to twenty five years. Particularly first corinthians fifteen of the event eye-witnesses water remembered a resurrection. They would've had no trouble remembering that. If you can remember building coming down on a traumatic day you can also remember that. Jesus rose from the dead. You would never forget that if he really did rise from the dead and these people had no reason to make that up they actually believe jesus roasting their dead from the dead and they paid with their lives for that. Aren't we go back to steve's you also have a article in the jerusalem post about steven weinberg tell us about weinberg and what you said in this article which dated august fourteenth of twenty twenty one. Well weinberg was A great physicist One of the founders of What's called the standard model of particle physics. And he for which he received the nobel prize weinberg was also one of the most outspoken scientific atheist and is famous for saying that the more the universe is comprehensible meaning to our science. The more also seems pointless and his scientific atheism therefore tended towards almost a kind of nihilism. And i think it's an interesting aspect of the modern debate. Now that this form of of aggressive scientific atheism. I think is on the wane. So the title of my article. The jerusalem post was the steven weinberg and the twilight of godless universe. I think more and more the kinds of arguments that we've been talking about the evidence. I cited three big scientific discoveries. the universe had a beginning. The universe has been finely tuned from the beginning or soon thereafter and then long after the beginning we have seen big explosions of digital information arising in our earth's biosphere making new forms of life possible which by the way i think precludes. ds to interpretation God only acts at the beginning not long after So i think neither the space alien hypothesis nor the dick designer hypothesis. Explains the evidence as well as classical theism. And you're right The kind of arguments making in the book provide basis for a for the they provide support for basic theism. but not they. Don't help adjudicate. The question of which form of theism is most likely to be true but weinberg thought all forms of theism were wrong and and was committed. Scientific atheists in irony is that he used anthropic reasoning to help define one of the most the the degree of fine tuning associated with one of the most exquisitely finely tuned parameters. Something called the cosmological constant. He also wrote a book called the first three minutes which was all about the evidence of that we have that helps us reconstruct what was going on just after the big bang but as i pointed out in the jerusalem post article the one thing that why weinberg dead despite his brilliant exposition of the first three minutes of the universe was he the one thing he couldn't do was explained what had caused the universe to begin because if matter space time and energy come into existence at a finite time ago prior to that or independent of that there is no matter to do the causing so materialistic explanations are out and yet. He was a staunch materialistic. Exactly you can't have a natural 'cause when nature itself is the effect so We're going to have another segment with dr steven. Maier talked about a little bit about academic freedom right after the break. You'll see why here in just a second so don't go away. I'm frank turk back into you may have seen in the news this week. Ladies and gentlemen eight professor from portland state university resigned his position the cause of the intolerance of what was going on in the university and from the university faculty and even the students when he tried to teach the free exchange.

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"macaluso" Discussed on Higher Journeys with Alexis Brooks

Higher Journeys with Alexis Brooks

03:56 min | 2 years ago

"macaluso" Discussed on Higher Journeys with Alexis Brooks

"It was a long time on. They show because of the fact they showed me how things work shall be pulling systems shelby. Everything and it was an extraordinary time. But i put the working and i think you know if you use the aces somebody else's modality a it might not quite be correct but be minute being keeping if you're speed with you'll stall seats family way of working because they won't dumb i said well. Yeah i want you to work in a different way. I want to show you. Oh no. i'm uses biology. Okay well on. They won't push you. You know so to me is pretty important thing to put in the world to understand gifts lucid meditation trump sh- wannabe be cool and learn. You'll gifts kazakhs what you do. That's not in somebody else's. That's i think that's really pull. I couldn't agree more. I couldn't agree more. And i'm just going to repeat what you said. Maybe in a different way but part of the journey of growth is exploring investigating. Improvisation i said Was saying the other day. I was trained in transcendental. Meditation with my parents when i was thirteen years old which is a little strange but nonetheless. That's my life. And i remember the teacher saying now lexus. Don't tell anyone your mind mantra and even at that age. I had the gumption to say. I'm gonna tell everybody 'cause it doesn't mean a thing way i'm not i'm not at all Criticizing tm. but i just felt implicitly that this was mind developed my own way the team. Tm gave me the springboard to take the journey in different directions to this day. I'm trying different approaches in meditation. None of which i read. I take them in intuitively. I get the directions intuitively Hermit remind shared some of the key to my mouth. I think that's just important to do. There's an improvisational. And maybe it's not improvisational. Maybe we're getting directions from our if we're starseed's from our star seed origin not is saying right so yeah it's fascinating versus about downloads. United states earth. This these things are just that you know it's incredible. Yeah there's a blueprint. I think that we're that we're acting on without are even realizing that it's a blueprint. We're just doing it. So maybe that's what intuition is it's actually our individual while it's individual blueprint so guitar about this deaf forever journey have you and i know it won't be the last time if you'll grace us with your presence again. We'd love to have you back. Christopher macaluso look to bless your heart thanks so much. Thank you absolutely wonderful. It's it's great and we're gonna continue this conversation. We are going. Yes to the patriot official. After show. we're gonna be talking about reptilians gonna be talking about reptilians. Listen i'm going to put this plug in Again are you familiar with qh. Tea and delores cannon christopher yes okay..

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"macaluso" Discussed on DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast

DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast

04:00 min | 2 years ago

"macaluso" Discussed on DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast

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"macaluso" Discussed on Metal Mantra Podcast

Metal Mantra Podcast

03:50 min | 2 years ago

"macaluso" Discussed on Metal Mantra Podcast

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"macaluso" Discussed on Stories Philippines Podcast

Stories Philippines Podcast

08:08 min | 2 years ago

"macaluso" Discussed on Stories Philippines Podcast

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"macaluso" Discussed on Feliz Dia Novo

Feliz Dia Novo

08:14 min | 2 years ago

"macaluso" Discussed on Feliz Dia Novo

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"macaluso" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix

SI Boxing with Chris Mannix

05:03 min | 2 years ago

"macaluso" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix

"Last two. three something years now and we're nowhere close to getting that fight but if we have a chance to see champion by champion will be about as you have the goal toward because we as rough too many politics in deciding who's on this side of the sweet. But if i have a window the make if we can make a good fight that people wanna see now. I'd rather go for that. Because i had the way boxing day are saying it's a smart earlier titles as you can see. They switch hands like that now. Like when coming into twenty twenty one you had me. Joe dias All with belts tat one thing or another Judge he lost his title because the whole the whole situation which outlaws tunnel to ask a boundaries in fight that people actually gave bow. There's less of a chance of winning. Denied the me beating. You know french and so that it changes that. If i had to i gotta go now. I agree and look i mean. There's no reason that the winner of valdez versus you couldn't fight you or and twenty twenty two. It's just another massive sailings love score. But he has time when his. We don't know i don't have it. You know amanda stage. Where they were bernard hopkins. Thirty five years old. His best friend came against trinidad. You know guards. I admire rinky right. It took commuters to get those those big When he got that maternity he took it when he fought Also you know. He took opportunity so opportunity to fight another champion light. Winky wright four chain machine with the champion will. They both had titles but shane he was demand. Why not take a badge of that in. Go fight another champion says to no further you know pad my own resume You know champion fighting champion champion chantey and talking to you right now. I mean i remember you after the pretty down like a lot of the stuff that was said and written sort of took a toll on you mentally to the point where you were talking about. Maybe i'll retire. Maybe frampton will be my last fight. You seem reinvigorated right now. Maybe that's a huge win will do for you. But you seem reinvigorated and not to say you're looking at the fight your forties but you seem to think you have some good fights ahead of you. I definitely do. I did because i just needed his need the rest and christie macaluso smeeting. So you see are more ways of fan of the sport. And when i see all the other good man i wanna be imparted. Something big myself out Because you know. I live. I live i live right. I don't out here like right now at home resting not out here partying in clubs celebrating because of my big window already. Not even a week later. I'm already looking forward to the next big thing you know. I always say to myself. I'll done but right now..

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"macaluso" Discussed on KOA 850 AM

KOA 850 AM

04:26 min | 2 years ago

"macaluso" Discussed on KOA 850 AM

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Students at C U Boulder begin moving back to the residence halls today. This is not the year any of these students expected, but now 4700 of them are able to move back in on campus, bringing just a glimpse of hope. After a tough year for most college students, I think a lot of The best in exciting thing about college is the experience rather than like actual school. Students like Julia revolved, just trying to navigate the first year of college during the middle of a pandemic and learning virtually We just don't have a spring break. They didn't want us to leave and come back. So to keep us there, they had this way a little bit in the beginning, and now we're coming in February, and just a few days she'll be back in her dorm where she left all her stuff in November. I am so excited what students will have to follow Covad safety rules. Wasn't at least now I can have a couple more friends and spend time with people and e think that'll be a lot more helpful, especially with my roommate not coming back up. This muster revolves fall semester dorm mate Shelby Chris having to make a hard choice to spend all that money to be up there to just be stuck in one room with paying for her tuition herself, Chris says. It's better for her to just wait it out at her parents For a few more months. It was all about financials just because it was Not making sense for me to not have a job up there because no, I was hiring. See you students. Even though the girls won't be able to see each other every day like they did last semester, I know was a smarter decision, but I still am upset. They're both looking forward to the fall, and they hope other buffs are, too. I think our generation has been pretty resilient. There's like a light of the end of the tunnel. Students will have to wear face masks any time that they were inside the building. Now those designated in person classes in hybrid classes or expected to start February 15th this Fox Ones. Courtney from reporting. Quarterback Tom Brady now has seven Super Bowl rings more than any single NFL team. Brady led the Tampa Bay Bucks to a 31 9 win over the defending champion. Kansas City Chiefs last night in Tampa, right picture all special It's been amazing year amazing here. We stopped a good start 72 and that had a little rough stretch. Just really proud of all the guys were new airplane, a great football team, and we got the job done, and he may be 43. But he says he's coming back next season. No surprise there. No, none at all. He's got the momentum. He's well. He's got a great team around. I mean, he's got a solid defense weapons on offense. And if he could stay relatively upright and healthy, then why wouldn't you? It's like Peyton Manning for those two Super Bowls. Yeah, so come on back well, and I say this time can still throw Pretty good ball. 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"macaluso" Discussed on Radio Fajri 99.3FM

Radio Fajri 99.3FM

07:57 min | 2 years ago

"macaluso" Discussed on Radio Fajri 99.3FM

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