PEDAGOGIC PROTOCOL Be careful what analogies you use. Sometimes they are literally taken and could misrepresent, mislead, confuse, or trap in a premise that’s mistaken the very minds that you seek to inform about the design and nature of things, and, worse, it could just cause them to conform to notions false and erred […]
Read more "PEDAGOGIC PROTOCOL"One of four discovered (in 1610) by Galileo, Europa is the smallest of the Galilean moons, but still larger than Pluto. It is very bright because it is entirely covered in ice. When Zeus (Jupiter) raped Europa, he “abducted” her in the form of a white bull. In the above collage, you can see the […]
Read more "Life In Europa"ORBITING A BLACK HOLE Unlit on the stage, we know the juggler is there though we just see stars.
Read more "ORBITING A BLACK HOLE"Method A useful premise permits prediction or else it’s science fiction.
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BARD OF MARS 