People seem to need an overarching explanation of things—of origins, meaning, purpose, and destiny. Christianity provided these things for a long time but, at the close of the Enlightenment, was losing its luster among the educated. Too much in Christianity just didn’t make sense in light of continuing discoveries. The sciences were more compelling, and a better fit for the changing mood of the times.
My name is Sascha and I'm interested in various facettes of nerdiness. Mostly in programming the web. I'm also interested in science, mostly biology, philosophy, physics, new technologies, gaming, social networking, music, software... most of the geeky stuff. These are my random ramblings about things that interest me.
If you're german, be sure to visit my other blog:
nerdiness - der nerd in mir
If you're german, be sure to visit my other blog:
nerdiness - der nerd in mir
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