Materialist science fiction at a public library
On this episode of ID the Future, Casey Luskin examines the lame materialist science fiction being promoted to students at a local public library. With wild speculations on the existence of life outside our planet based on the idea that life just takes a "bing" and some interstellar chemicals, this book should be not on reference shelves, but in the science fiction section. Listen in as Luskin lays a Dewey decimal smackdown on Life on Other Planets.
One of the problems with the multiverse idea is precisely that it blurs the line between science and science fiction - oh, but wait, somewhere in the multiverse, science fiction is real. So, I suppose, is witchcraft.
Here's your vid fix for the day: A guy named David Tow on the multiverse, in a science, religion, and philosophy course:
Be glad you're here, it could be worse.
See also: Science fiction: Reflections on the nature of time
