Greetings dear listeners. Approximately the first minute of this edition of News Circus is missing. An asymptotic quantum flux at the time of broadcast disrupted the localized neutrino stream….ah, what the heck: I forgot to push the “record” button. Ok. I admit it. I messed up.
In this episode we plumb the depths of plumbing…NOT!
In actuality we introduce the Platonic origin of substance dualism in a dialogue performed by your very own NewsCircus hosts.
We also relate various popular cultural facts such as the fact that the most ever viewed video on YouTube is “Bad Romance” by Lady GaGa.
Dig it, -NewsCircus
Sorry we’ve been so late in posting this episode. Apparently, the uploads time out if we leave them for too long. In this installment, your intrepid hosts discuss the subtle difference between believing in God and believing in the existence of God. Actually, the difference is not that subtle.
-News Circus
Hi there!
Unfortunately I forgot to record tonight’s broadcast of NewsCircus. All apologies; we’ll see you next week.
-NewsCircus
Like the Pharaoh’s slaves, we’ve been building monuments that will stay in human memory forever. The Israelites called theirs “pyramids”, and we call ours “News Circus”, but we understand each other all the same. We look forward to your impending return to our crumbling empire.
If you have a broadband connection check out this site:
http://www.youtube.com/user/MIT#p/u
This is The Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) YouTube Channel. At the link I gave you, you can search the available lecture videos by subject. I am currently viewing “Philosophy of Love in the Western World.”
There are many subjects from Computer Science to an introductory course in Algorithms.
If you have not heard of MIT it is a very highly regarded institution. it is the home of Noam Chomsky.
Enjoy,
Travis.
Welcome back to the big top, boys and girls! This week, your intrepid hosts chat at length about religious tension in Malaysia. Watch them fumble for words other than “god” that can signify that concept. When they try to define the difference between “God” and “god” orally, it really gets convoluted! Listen hard, people.