Tag Archives: Carl Sagan

In our hurry to conquer nature and death, we have made a new religion of science

Posted on April 26, 2021 by Luther Blissett

By Jonathan Cook Source: Jonathan Cook Blog Back in the 1880s, the mathematician and theologian Edwin Abbott tried to help us better understand our world by describing a very different one he called Flatland. Imagine a world that is not … Continue reading →

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Carl Sagan’s Thoughts On The War on Drugs

Posted on November 9, 2017 by Luther Blissett

Since today marks the birthday of the late Carl Sagan, we can remember a lesser-known aspect of his greatness by reading (or re-reading) the following 1969 essay he wrote under the pseudonym “Mr. X” published in 1971 in Lester Grinspoon’s … Continue reading →

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