“More than a theory” Lyrics 6 Nov 2009 After I made a bad pun on the alt.fan.pratchett Usenet group, SteveD came up with this: More than a theory (to the tune of Boston’s “More than a feeling”) I woke up this morning and the sun still shone Bath of neutrinos to start my day The spectrum’s light was a familiar song Now analysed, and the maths all say It’s more than a theory (more than a theory) When the data lines up that perfect way (more than a theory) I begin dreaming (more than a theory) Of a world where pure science holds sway I want my science world ruling the day By noon I wandered through Nature’s wilds So many lifeforms to marvel at All a wond’rous now as when a child This jackpot we’ve won, just observing that – It’s more than a theory (more than a theory) When the data lines up that perfect way (more than a theory) I begin dreaming (more than a theory) Of a world where pure science holds sway I want my science world ruling the day When I’ve retired and gotten old My life wasn’t wasted, regret no day My dream still unfurls, and ever grows I built my part, and they’ll always say It’s more than a theory (more than a theory) When the data lines up that perfect way (more than a theory) I begin dreaming (more than a theory) Of a world where pure science holds sway I’ll have my science world ruling the day To which I can only say “bravo!” Humor Pop culture Science
Evolution Some fun 11 Jun 2008 This guy is brilliant, both as a guitarist and a lyricist. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpNoQaB2LT0&hl=en] Oh, his name’s Chris Smither, if you want to Google him. Read More
General Science Indifferentialism 30 Jun 2009 The Sensuous Curmudgeon has a new (old) take on the accommodationism debate: indifference. To quote him/her/them: Our position is to totally disregard what we consider to be a sectarian disagreement among various denominations about whether scripture should be read in a manner to deny verifiable information about reality. One might… Read More
Censorship The great accommodationism debate 26 Jun 2009 I’ve stayed away from the current round of accusations and counteraccusations about accomodationism between religion and science. This is because I am a wishy washy Chamberlainist fencesitting Laodicean. But I am impressed by a few bloggers’ posts on the matter. First, what’s the background? Read More
I love this. I confess to being a Boston fan, so can hear the music perfectly in my head as I read the new, improved lyrics and it’s all good.