Tag Archives: Richard Feynman

Reading In the Starlight

Posted on May 14, 2017 by robinince

These are strange and encouraging days when cosmology can be an arena event. You can’t sell out as many dates as Mrs Brown’s Boys, but it’s not a bad start to see 7000 people a night being wowed by explanations … Continue reading →

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Quantum Entangled in Mangled Language

Posted on January 4, 2015 by robinince

“We have been subjected to a word salad of scientific jargon”, that is what I wish I had called this blog post. The words of Richard Dawkins while debating Deepak Chopra. Earlier today, I was watching What The Bleep Do … Continue reading →

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I want to be a lawnmower man…though I may shirk the gardening duties

Posted on September 3, 2014 by robinince

I am horrified by how little I know. Sometimes, I don’t think about it. I go through life making answers up to questions I am asked and not being concerned that my mind is more gap than knowledge. Then, there … Continue reading →

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Can Science be a List Show…no, I imagine

Posted on June 18, 2013 by robinince

I was asked to write a piece for the Times to promote the Cheltenham Science Festival. It was a simple task, just pick the top six innovations in science. Easy huh? They have previously done top 6 nudes in art … Continue reading →

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