psych prof & author | culture & evolution | atheists | methodological pluralism FTW | comic & horror nerd | he/him
Disbelief: The Origins of Atheism in a Religious Species https://www.amazon.com/Disbelief-Origins-Atheism-Religious-Species/dp/1633889246/ ..
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psych prof & author | culture & evolution | atheists | methodological pluralism FTW | comic & horror nerd | he/him
Disbelief: The Origins of Atheism in a Religious Species https://www.amazon.com/Disbelief-Origins-Atheism-Religious-Species/dp/1633889246/
I’m a cultural & evolutionary scientist obsessed with 2 ideas:
1) humans are the only species with religion
2) within our religious species, atheism comes naturally
I wrote a book on that, here’s a short 🧵 with some fun book tidbits. Enjoy & share!
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www.amazon.com/Disbelief-Or...
Concerns cited: Cute assumptions, validity, weak results, cultural alternatives.
This was a lot of fun
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2" painting of evening in the Canadian boreal forest.
#Art #Artist #ArtYear #ArtShow #SmArtist #BskyArt #Painting #NatureArt #Landscape
@bsky.art
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#ArtYear #Art #ArtGallery #Sculpture #Octopus #MarineLife #ArtSale #BSNM #Invertebrates 🦑🐡
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Alongside my ‘black edition’, I have also tested how my pterosaur illustration would look with a ‘vintage’ natural history illustration background’
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What do you guys think? Which version do you prefer? The black or vintage background?
#paleoart
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#Iceland
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No conversion necessary. Feeding anyone who is hungry is a key part of Sikhism.
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I uploaded the classic Watson & Crick paper about DNA structure, and the Adviser had this to say about one of the greatest paper endings of the century:
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10/10 response, no notes
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There we explore how social media companies and other online information technology firms are able to manipulate scientific research about the effects of their products.
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A bit of good thinking >>> lots of poor thinking.
Shocking!
Now I need all of these filmmakers to promise me not to have weird Nazi tattoos, please and thank you.
I haven't explored here that much, but Dylan Clark has some amazing short films. Storytime and Portrait of God are my standouts so far. IMO Storytime is scarier, Portrait of God is creepier, both are really well done.
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Tigers Are Not Afraid. Pan's Labyrinth vibes, but cartel war orphans. Phenomenal.
Saloum. West African mercenaries meet various challenges. In French, Wolof, and sign language.
Attachment. Genuinely touching horror romance
Mortuary Collection. Anthology ode to anthologies.
5/
1. Host. The best pandemic-made film
2. When Evil Lurks. Evilest movie I've seen in a while.
3. One Cut of the Dead. Go in cold, stick around. Life affirming B fun
4. Huesera: The Bone Woman. Mexican punk feminist reproductive folk horror?
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Possession: genuinely undescribably bonkers
The Taking: found footage "tragic dementia or tragic haunting?" Exactly as uplifting as that sounds
Lake Mungo: found footage/documentary about a missing girl and then things happen
Coming Home in the Dark: Bad vibes and beautiful NZ scenery
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Birth/Rebirth: Shelley-esque grief & reanimation. Dark.
Marianne: Every type of scare over 8 episodes
Incantation: creepy AF and well-produced Taiwanese folk horror. Creative effects.
His House: South Sudan refugees balance sinister hauntings and UK immigration regulations
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Quick thread with a few for each platform, maybe some you haven't seen...
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Horror movies remind us that at the end of the day, we save ourselves.