Evolving Ideas - 02/16/10

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Michael Cremo is a controversial historian of archaeology whose independent research, based on alternative world views, provides extensive evidence contradicting the current theory of human evolution.

In his books, Forbidden Archeology's IMPACT and Human Devolution, A Vedic Alternative to Darwin's Theory, published in over twenty languages, Cremo reveals that humans have been around for millions of years, challenging mainstream science conventional history beliefs. This opens the conversation to a whole new level of inquiry and understanding as we search to find our place in the universe.

Cremo lectures at leading scientific institutions and universities including the Royal Institution in London and, the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow.

Evolving Ideas - 02/09/10

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DR. FENG HSU, Sr. VP President of Engineering & Risk Management is a well respected world expert; former research fellow of Brookhaven National Laboratory in the field of risk assessment, risk-based decision-making, safety & reliability and mission assurances for nuclear power, space launch, energy infrastructure and other high integrity social and engineering systems.

Formerly head of the NASA GSFC risk management function, leading engineer/scientist in the Shuttle and Exploration Analysis Department at JSC in Houston. Dr. Hsu, is now senior advisor of Aerospace Technology Working Group and a co-founder of the Space Development Steering Committee. He has contributed whole-heartedly to the great human endeavor of harnessing solar energy for sustainable human development.

Evolving Ideas - 02/02/10

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Marc Allen, renown author, composer, speaker and New World Library President/publisher will help us mine the truth of what it means to live a life of true fulfillment. Hidden within each of us are secrets we forget we even have and once recognized can reward us with a richer, more fulfilling life.

Evolving Ideas - 01/26/10

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Dacher Keltner, professor of psychology, USC Berkeley, author of BORN to be GOOD, The Science of a Meaningful Life, is director for the Greater Good Science Center committed to understanding positive emotions; and coeditor of Greater Good magazine.

Drawing on humans facial expressions, and their meaning, social psychologist Keltner sheds new light on the jen ratio (the balance of good and evil in your life). It seems that the slightest of smiles are encoded signals of our innate capacity to engage with others in cooperative communities, and that survival is actually a matter of who is the kindest.