Re: Direct au Stauniser... Merci !

Jacques Lavau a écrit :
> staune@uip.edu a écrit :
>>
>> lavau a écrit
>> "Aucun menteur, aucun mythomane, aucun imposteur, aucun vaniteux,
>> aucun
>> paranoïaque ne m'intéressent"
>>
>> trés intéressant!
>> cela veut dire que Jacques Lavau ne s'interesse pas à lui meme.
>>
>> "Everybody must get Staune"
>> OUIIIII absolument !!
>> la preuve sur www.lesensdelexistence.fr voir dans "presse"
>> le bel article "Le monde et Staune" (oui ET et non EST)
> 
> Parfait, parfait, oh comme c'est gentil de nous fournir ainsi 
> gracieusement le Staunisier !
> 
> Pour voir Jean Staune dégoiser son dernier jeu de mensonges, l'adresse est
> http://www.uip.edu/uip/spip.php?page=impression&id_article=644&id_rubrique=32 
> 
> 
> Oldcola se fait un plaisir d'en profiter pour aller vérifier les liens
> originaux, et mettre en évidence combien Staune ment, notamment sur
> la fondation John Templeton qui le finance :
>
http://neocreationniste.blogspot.com/2008/02/les-affirmations-fantaisistes-de-pascal.html 
> 
> 
> Ce que la JTF finance, est ouvertement créationniste.
> 
> Naturellement, nous continuons de tenir un record du Staunisier, à :
> http://deonto-ethics.org/impostures/index.php/board,16.0.html
> 
> Publication croisée en paléontologie.
> 

Voir en particulier :
http://www.cambridge-templeton-consortium.org/
"The John Templeton Foundation has made up to $3 million available for 
research grants to stimulate and sponsor new research insights 
directly pertinent to the 'great debate' over purpose in the context 
of the emergence of increasing biological complexity, ranging from the 
biochemical level to the evolution of life and the emergence of 
society and culture. This programme seeks to enrich and deepen the 
rigour, quality, and scientific and philosophical basis for this 
debate. The focus is primarily on innovative scientific and systematic 
research, but projects with strong philosophical or theological 
components are also encouraged. �Grant proposals from all sides of 
this 'debate' are welcomed."


http://www.templeton.org/funding_areas/show_profiles.asp?p=12331&b%20=2|25

Grant Profile

Title:
	

Darwin and Religion:  A Definitive Web Resource

Principal Investigator:
	

Dr. Alison M. Pearn, Deputy Director
Darwin Correspondence Project
University Library (Cambridge  UK)

Grantee:
	
University of Cambridge (Cambridge  UK)

Description:
	Grant award $1,128,149
Start date: December 2006
End date: December 2009
Grant ID#12331

This grant supports the development of a section of the Darwin 
Correspondence Project website to focus on Darwin and religion.  It 
includes making available online all correspondence to and from Darwin 
that addresses religion as well as commissioned papers, images, a 
moderated discussion forum, and a theatrical production of Darwin's 
correspondence with Asa Gray.

Project website:
http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/Departments/Darwin/


http://www.templeton.org/archive/cosmology_fine-tuning/winners.html
Cosmomolgy and fine-tuning Research program :
Award Winners

Fifteen research scientists have been awarded funding for research 
support as submitted in response to a Request for Proposals for a 
Cosmology & Fine-Tuning Research Program. Support has been made 
possible by the John Templeton Foundation.

Over 80 letters of intent were received from a diverse list of 
international scientists, of which 39 were invited to submit 
proposals. A total of 38 full proposals were received and reviewed by 
a panel consisting of five distinguished judges. Funding priority 
involved both considerations of scientific merit and relevance to the 
fine-tuning topic of the RFP.

One million dollars has been made available for support of fourteen 
projects that are expected to result in publications in peer-reviewed 
journals or books. Relevant research areas include developing new 
empirical insights which might illuminate and help quantify the extent 
to which the Universe can be said to be fine-tuned for life.

The following research scientists have been awarded funding:

Dr. Nick Bostrom, London School of Economics
“Developing a Bayesian Methodology for Anthropic Reasoning and 
Teleological Explanations in Cosmology�

Dr. Bernard Carr, Queen Mary & Westfield College and Dr. Neil Turok, 
Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge University Visitors 
Scholars Program

Dr. Attila Csoto, Eotvos Lorand University
“Carbon Production in Stars and Complexification Processes in the 
Universe�

Dr. John F. Donoghue, University of Massachusetts
“Search for Mechanisms for Fine-Tuning�

Dr. Catherine L. Drennan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
“Early Enzymes of Life�

Dr. Guillermo Gonzalez, University of Washington
“Fine-Tuning of Local Astronomical Parameters for Habitability and 
Measurability�

Dr. Bruno Guiderdoni, Institut d’ Astrophysique de Paris
“Fine-Tuning from Galaxy Formation to the Stability of Planetary Systems�

Dr. Laura Landweber, Princeton University
“The Origins and Implications of Order in the Genetic Code�

Dr. Andrei Linde, Stanford University
“Inflationary Universe and Anthropic Principle�

Dr. Mario Livio, Space Telescope Science Institute
“Life in the Multiverse�

Dr. David R. Tytler, Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences, 
University of California, San Diego
“Big Bang Nucleosynthesis and the Baryon to Photon Ratio�

Dr. Alexander Vilenkin, Tufts University
“Eternal Inflation and the Present Universe�

Dr. Michael S. Vogeley, Drexel University
“Tests of Cosmological Timing and Tuning from Galaxy Formation in 
Cosmic Voids�

Dr. John K. Webb, University of New South Wales
“Do the Constants of Nature Vary with Time and Space?�

-- 
La science se distingue de tous les autres modes de transmission des
connaissances, par une "croyance" de base : nous croyons que les
experts sont faillibles, que les connaissances transmises peuvent
contenir toutes sortes de fables et d’erreurs, et qu’il faut prendre
la peine de vérifier, par des expériences.
-- Jacques Lavau  (retirer les anti et les spam pour le courriel)
http://lavaujac.club.fr