2009 was a chaotic year. The Gaza war just ended on January 18, 2009 , leaving many people around the world in grief and concerned about the result: Around 1500 Palestinians murdered-many of them women and children- , more than …
Posted in Current Events, Environment, General, Health, Iran, Media, Politics, Science | Tagged 2010, Happy New Year | 4 CommentsI wrote an article one year ago and claimed that the psychology used in the story of Joseph and Zulaikha is not true! I claimed that women in fest couldn’t fall in love with Joseph at the first glance and …
Posted in General, History, Islam, Science | 6 CommentsConsider the pharma and drug industries lovely work! from the 1950′s until the 1990′s, and these are just my favorite ones, just hand-picked from thousands of pages of facts from Articles of Health: Death by Vaccines. Please read: 1) 1955- …
Posted in Awareness, Health, Science | 5 CommentsFrom Techabia: President Barrack Obama has announced his support to an agreement between the USA and the UAE whereby nuclear energy technology would be shared amongst the two nations. H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan has also released a …
Posted in Science, UAE, USA | Tagged Nuclear Energy Technology, Techabia | Leave a commentInterview by Kourosh Ziabari Dr. Saba Valadkhan is a world-renowned biomedical scientist and the Assistant Professor of Case Western Reserve University of USA. After graduating from the Tehran University of Medial Sciences, Saba Valadkhan moved to New York where she …
Posted in Culture, Education, Interviews, Iran, Science | Tagged Case Western Reserve University, Interview, Iran, Iran interview, Iran University, Iranian brain, Iranian professional, Iranian professor, Iranian scholar, Iranian talent, Middle East, Persian talent, Saba Valadkhan | 5 CommentsInterview by Kourosh Ziabari The second anniversary of Anousheh Ansari’s adventurous travel to the spatial station as the first Iranian space explorer passed over with the reticence of global media who have been busy analyzing the very earliest “side effects” …
Posted in Interviews, Iran, Science | Tagged Anousheh Ansari, Famous Iranian, Famous Muslim, Iranian space explorers, Muslim women | 3 CommentsSixty years have passed since the founding of the State of Israel, and it is fitting, therefore, to look back and to assess. Since her founding, the expectation was that the Jewish State would become “A Light Unto the Nations,” …
Posted in Activism, Awareness, Creativity, Economy, Environment, Ethics, Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Palestine/Israel, Regional Issues, Saudi Arabia, Science | 20 CommentsThere was a new story about Intelligent Design vs. Darwinism lately and it has also sounded the blogosphere; story of expelling an intelligent biologist, PZ Myers, from Expelled movie! “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed” is the title of new documentary film …
Posted in Atheism, Awareness, Current Events, Entertainment, Film, Media, Religion, Science | 23 CommentsAs the series of my commentary debate with “The Recliner Commentaries” grew up, I brought it on here. It discusses Antony Flew, Richards Dawkins and Gerald Schroeder’s Atheism and Theism views: Note: I’m not here advocating Atheism or Theism or …
Posted in Atheism, Philosophy, Religion, Science | 11 CommentsNote: some philosophical debates included here. ‘Who is God’ was a post in MEY, of that author, Nissim, who is trying to make a practical use of Common Sense in order to make the world a bit better. As usual, …
Posted in Culture, Philosophy, Religion, Science | 20 Comments