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How much of what we call “basic morality” is actually inherited from Christianity? Bart Ehrman joins Michael Shermer for a wide-ranging conversation about one of the biggest moral questions in history: why do we feel obligated to care for strangers at all? Drawing from his new book Love Thy Stranger, Ehrman argues that the idea of helping people outside your tribe, family, or nation was not a moral given in the ancient world. Greek and Roman ethics made room for loyalty, friendship, and civic duty, but not for radical concern for the outsider. He makes the case that Jesus changed that ...

This week, Elise (IG: @elisemobranchii) sits down with Dr. Marcus Reamer, a Lecturer at the University of Miami, to discuss his research on communication and media as an invisible and influential force in conservation. They focus on his exploration of the media portrayal of North Atlantic right whale conservation and conflicts between various stakeholder groups, namely, New England American lobster fishers. They also discuss how media is often overlooked as a tool for conservation, and how the language used to frame and shape our perceptions of complex conservation topics can either help or ...

该文本是一篇综合研究文章的摘录，详细探讨了硬币的起源及其对人类社会产生的多方面影响。文章首先概述了硬币的多元起源，包括中国最早的金属硬币（商代铜贝）和西方硬币的发源地小亚细亚的吕底亚王国。随后，它深入分析了硬币制造技术的演变，从古代的铸造法和打制法发展到现代的精密机械化生产技术。最后，文章详细阐述了硬币在经济、政治、社会和文化层面上对人类文明的深刻变革作用，强调硬币如何推动了市场经济、...

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Austin from Wisconsin tells us about his Dogman encounter on Bray Road! Seen a Cryptid being? email us at info@cryptidcreatures.co (not.com)

ROMA (ITALPRESS) - In questo numero del Tg Ambiente, prodotto dall'Italpress in collaborazione con TeleAmbiente:- Da Suez una piattaforma per migliorare le performance del servizio idrico- Antartide, il riscaldamento cambia l’atmosfera globale- Biodiversità a rischio, il cambiamento climatico accelera la perdita di specie- Optima Italia riunisce i sindaci, focus su transizione eco-digitale in Liguriamgg/azn

Please join my mailing list here 👉 https://briankeating.com/list to win a meteorite 💥 Matt Kaplan is a science journalist at The Economist and a trained paleontologist. His new book I Told You So!: Scientists Who Were Ridiculed, Exiled, and Imprisoned for Being Right is a candid investigation into how science actually works — and why the engine of discovery is badly in need of a tuneup. In this conversation, we discuss why the pandemic exposed science's dirty secrets to the public, how Ignaz Semmelweis discovered handwashing saved lives and was thrown in an asylum for it, why ...

So many of us garden to attract wildlife. Adding native plants to support bees, butterflies, birds, and beyond is a fulfilling and noble cause but how can we be sure we aren't bringing unwanted pesticides home with us from plant nurseries? This can be a challenge considering the role pesticides play in so many nursery and agricultural settings. We don't have to despair though! People like Sharon Selvaggio of The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation are both putting in the effort to research this issue and also developing resources to help gardeners make better, more ecologically sound ...

Austin from Wisconsin tells us about his Dogman encounter on Bray Road! Seen a Cryptid being? email us at info@cryptidcreatures.co (not.com)

ゲストは、山好きで知られるイラストレーターの「鈴木みき」さんです。鈴木さんは先頃『改訂版　鈴木みきの休日ふらり山旅計画』という本を出されました。この本は副題に『アルプス特急「あずさ」に乗って、日帰りできる12コース』とあるんですが、今回はその12のコースの中から、初心者向けに、鈴木さんおすすめの山や、電車で行くメリット、そして山の注意事項のほか、鈴木さんと行く「山っていい友！」ツアーのお話...

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Macht unsere Stadt uns eigentlich auch im Alter glücklich? Bertram Kasper ist bekannter Altersstratege, Business Coach, Podcaster, Autor und Visionär. Er versteht das Älterwerden nicht als Rückzug, sondern – wie er in seinem Buch schreibt – als “Die größte Reise deines Lebens”. Wir sprechen mit ihm, wie diese Reise gelingen kann, über die psychologische Architektur unserer Stadtviertel und warum eine Bank an der richtigen Stelle die beste Medizin gegen Einsamkeit ist. Birgit Eller Krumm ist Kapitän der Folge 115 von KAP Podcast. Das Buch „Die größte Reise deines Lebens – ...

In dieser Folge von „Boden und Leben“ dreht sich alles um das Thema Unternehmertum in der Landwirtschaft, und ich habe das Vergnügen, mit Markus Jehle, einem erfahrenen Landwirt und Berater für Digitalisierung in der Landwirtschaft, zu sprechen. Markus, der aus Ravensburg am Bodensee kommt, erzählt von seinem Werdegang und den Herausforderungen, die er im Verlauf seiner Karriere erlebt hat. Er blickt zurück auf seine Anfänge in der konventionellen Landwirtschaft, die 2010 mit dem Einstieg in das Biogasgeschäft endeten, und teilt die Gründe, die ihn letztendlich dazu bewegten, die ...

TWiV explains why human papillomavirus vaccine-induced immunity can block infection, unlike all other vaccines, and how respiratory viral infections such as COVID and influenza prime accelerated lung cancer growth. Hosts: Vincent Racaniello, Alan Dove, Rich Condit, and Brianne Barker Subscribe (free): Apple Podcasts, RSS, email Become a patron of TWiV! Links for this episode Support science education at MicrobeTVPositions in Rosenfeld Lab (email) J. Michael Bishop passes (NY Times)Vincent interviews JM Bishop (YouTube) David Botstein passes (NY Times)Post-attachment ...

For most of the Cenozoic Era, South America was home to an incredible group of predatory birds called phorusrhacids, which included some of the largest carnivorous birds of all time. With their giant axe-like beaks and powerful clawed legs, these giants have gained the nickname “terror birds.” This episode, we explore what makes these birds unique, how they varied across their diversity, and what exactly they were doing with all those terrifying tools. In the news: a bitten plesiosaur, wildflower adaptation, a new croc, and dinosaur parents. Time markers: Intro & Announcements: 00:00:00 ...

Tonight’s guest is Mel calling in from Florida. She describes a series of strange experiences that seem to follow her through different stages of her life, beginning with a near drowning incident when she was a child that she believes may have been a near death experience. Years later, while living with her family in New England, she experienced what she believes was an abduction inside her own home, an event that left her with fragments of memory and a strong sense that something had happened during the night.More information on this episode on the podcast website:https://...

John writes "Hey Wes, I'm writing from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. I've been a regular listener for several years. When I was 14, back in July or August of 1994, I took my small scooter down a rough dirt road used by the local power commission to access power lines. About half a kilometer in, the terrain got too difficult to keep going, steep dips and uneven ground, so I shut the bike off to take a break. It was a warm, sunny day around midday. Out of nowhere, everything went completely silent. The best way I can describe it is like someone put ear protection over me. I had never experienced ...