The Egg And The Rock
Julian GoughNovelist Julian Gough (author of Minecraft's End Poem) redescribes the universe.
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The deep ocean floor is covered in naturally-occurring batteries that make oxygen... Wait, WHAT?!
A truly extraordinary paper has just been published in Nature Geoscience: “Evidence of dark oxygen production at the abyssal seafloor,” by those doughty warriors for truth (…deep breath… people who put all that work in deserve to have their...
GUEST POST: Robert Hazen on whether there’s a “missing law of nature”
INTRODUCTION: This is a (heavily annotated!) guest post by one of my favourite modern scientists, the mineralogist and astrobiologist Robert Hazen. I love him because, on December 6, 2006, at a Christmas party, another of my favourite scien...
Why the Gambler’s Fallacy argument does not apply to cosmological natural selection
A few years ago, during lockdown, I was invited to join a small email group discussing the role of consciousness in the universe (and the relationship of consciousness to the material universe). The group included people like the controvers...
My dad is still dead; but life, ah, life goes on
After my father died at the end of February, I took a break from posting on Substack. Not a break from thinking, or researching, or writing; just from posting. I went a little inward for a while, and didn’t feel like doing things in public....
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A very Irish, but also slightly English, Berliner. Author of four novels, five children's books, two BBC radio plays, a book of poetry, and the ending to the computer game Minecraft. Also sang on four albums by litpop indie band Toasted Heretic.
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