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Took place in 2006; no other information at present
 
Took place in 2006; no other information at present
 
==Beyond Belief: Enlightenment 2.0==
 
==Beyond Belief: Enlightenment 2.0==
Took place Thursday 2007-11-01
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Took place 2007-11-01
 
* [http://thesciencenetwork.org/BeyondBelief2/speakers/ speaker list]
 
* [http://thesciencenetwork.org/BeyondBelief2/speakers/ speaker list]
 
===Videos===
 
===Videos===
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====Wednesday 2007-10-31====
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* [[googlevideo:4635122028799793682|Session 1]] (2:48:08) (intro has an interesting quote from the 10th century)
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** '''0:04:20''' [[Darrin McMahon]]: is "Enlightenment 1.0" in need of an upgrade?
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====Thursday 2007-11-01====
 
* [[googlevideo:-2777087439256133380|Session 2]] (3:43:58)
 
* [[googlevideo:-2777087439256133380|Session 2]] (3:43:58)
 
** '''0:01:20''' [[Rebecca Newberger Goldstein]]
 
** '''0:01:20''' [[Rebecca Newberger Goldstein]]

Revision as of 04:20, 30 December 2007

Overview

The Beyond Belief conference "is an annual meeting organized by The Science Network (TSN), which brings together a community of concerned scientists, philosophers, scholars from the humanities, and social commentators to explore the human quest for the Good Life. The Science Network shares Carl Sagan’s vision of science as a candle in the dark. TSN is committed to enlarging the constituency of reason by making programs about science. More programs, more candles, more light."

Beyond Belief #1

Took place in 2006; no other information at present

Beyond Belief: Enlightenment 2.0

Took place 2007-11-01

Videos

Wednesday 2007-10-31

  • Session 1 (2:48:08) (intro has an interesting quote from the 10th century)

Thursday 2007-11-01