Philosophy
Columbia Presentation
July 17th, 1945
The Undecided Molecule is a rhymed fantasy concerning dangerous developments among the elements.
Starring...
Goucho Marx as the Judge
Vincent Price as Prosecuting Attorney
Keenan Wynn as Council for the Defense and Spokesman for the Vegetable and Mineral Kingdoms
Robert Benchley as the Translater
Norman Lloyd as the Official Clerk
Sylvia Sidney as spokesman for the Animal Kingdom
Music by Carmen Dragon conducted by Lud Gluskin
Written, Directed, and Produced by Norman Corwin
Radio Drama Revival's The Undecided Molecule
Norman Corwin [Wikipedia]
Columbia Workshop [Wikipedia]
- Deceased--norman Ramsey
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- "science Laws Universal" Poll
Do you consider the scientific facts we have established are "truly" universal? For example: f=ma is true within our observable area...and at the far, unobservable ends of the universe. Yes...3 No...2 Undecided...3 I am somewhat "undecided" on this....
- "freewill/determinism" Poll
[Enlarge to read.] Your choice... Freewill...1 Determinism...0 Undecided...1 Might want to be careful here. This dilemma has been around for a long time and I have supported the "freewill" notion. However, current neuroscience is offering a different...
- Voices On Trinity [july 16th, 1945]
Current voices on a past event...Trinity [July 16th, 1945]. Players: Hans W. Courant, Roy J. Glauber, Nathan T. Melamed, and Morton Camac, Albert Allen Bartlett, Robert J. Brown, and Murray Peshkin. This is a good audio presentation and accompanying...
Philosophy
Norman Corwin's "The Undecided Molecule"
Columbia Presentation
July 17th, 1945
The Undecided Molecule is a rhymed fantasy concerning dangerous developments among the elements.
Starring...
Goucho Marx as the Judge
Vincent Price as Prosecuting Attorney
Keenan Wynn as Council for the Defense and Spokesman for the Vegetable and Mineral Kingdoms
Robert Benchley as the Translater
Norman Lloyd as the Official Clerk
Sylvia Sidney as spokesman for the Animal Kingdom
Music by Carmen Dragon conducted by Lud Gluskin
Written, Directed, and Produced by Norman Corwin
Radio Drama Revival's The Undecided Molecule
Norman Corwin [Wikipedia]
Columbia Workshop [Wikipedia]
- Deceased--norman Ramsey
Norman Ramsey August 27th, 1915 to November 4th, 2011 "Norman Ramsey Dies at 96; Work Led to the Atomic Clock" by Jascha Hoffman November 6th, 2011 The New York Times Norman F. Ramsey, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist who developed a precise method...
- Nicolas Lémery And "spiky" Atoms
Nicolas Lémery November 17th, 1645 to June 19th, 1715 An early empiricist. His "corpuscular theory" was sophomoric but inventive. French chemist and pharmacist who prepared a comprehensive dictionary of pharmaceuticals in the Pharmacopée universelle...
- "science Laws Universal" Poll
Do you consider the scientific facts we have established are "truly" universal? For example: f=ma is true within our observable area...and at the far, unobservable ends of the universe. Yes...3 No...2 Undecided...3 I am somewhat "undecided" on this....
- "freewill/determinism" Poll
[Enlarge to read.] Your choice... Freewill...1 Determinism...0 Undecided...1 Might want to be careful here. This dilemma has been around for a long time and I have supported the "freewill" notion. However, current neuroscience is offering a different...
- Voices On Trinity [july 16th, 1945]
Current voices on a past event...Trinity [July 16th, 1945]. Players: Hans W. Courant, Roy J. Glauber, Nathan T. Melamed, and Morton Camac, Albert Allen Bartlett, Robert J. Brown, and Murray Peshkin. This is a good audio presentation and accompanying...