Bruce Meyer

Bruce Meyer writes about the relationship between the physical universe and the pursuit of spirituality.

The problem with coffee

Science has achieved incredible results. We’ve probed deep within the atom. We’ve seen to the farthest reaches of the universe, and we’ve discovered drinking coffee will extend our lives.

The end of science

This story goes back to Albert Einstein in 1905, called Einstein’s miracle year. In just that one single year, Einstein published four papers, any one of which would have made the career of any other scientist.

Teen sci-fi is surprising, spiritual

2108 Eyes Open is filled with youthful personality. A sci-fi book for young adults, author K.L. Glanville invents a whole new teen slang for her characters, with words such as waz, natch, fazmatic and widge.

New album warns about the state of society

“Youth Without Youth” is a prerelease off Metric’s new work Synthetica.  Metric is a collaboration between singers/songwriters Emily Haines and James Shaw, bass player Josh Winstead and drummer Joules Scott-Key.  

Request for dialog on religion and science

Science and religion are two of the most important components of contemporary society. The Spokane area is no exception. 

Finding the God spot

A recent scientific study has shown that there's no God spot in your head. Oh my! Why would anyone think there would be such a thing?

Cosmopolis: An insightful ride in the vulgar absurd

Published in 2003 by Don DeLillo, Cosmopolis is remarkable in the way it speaks of financial collapse.

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