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    Knowledge and Memory

    I went to see Memento last nite with Nerd Fun. It's one of those movies that gets better every time you see it. I think it'd be interesting to discuss memory, how it's fallible and malleable, whether an objective reality ... Read moreof the past matters if you can't mentally access it, how you can tell if someone knows something if they want you to think they don't, etc. Perhaps we could watch the movie independently, or as a group somehow (too bad I found out about the showing at the Harvard Archive too late). Or just delve into the whole topic of epistemology and its relationship to reality.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memento_(film)

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    Posted by:
    John John
    on Apr 22, 2010
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    Inception?

    Anyone interested Inception?


    "Acclaimed filmmaker Christopher Nolan directs an international cast in ?Inception,? an original sci-fi actioner that travels around the globe and into the intimate and infinite world of dreams. Dom Cobb ... Read more (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a skilled thief, the best in the dangerous art of extraction: stealing valuable secrets from deep within the subconscious during the dream state when the mind is at its most vulnerable....

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    Jim B Jim B
    on Jul 17, 2010
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    Fall folliage and Mass MoCA visit on Saturday, October 2nd.

    I have set a place holder for a trip to the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Arts. But I have Good news and Bad news...
    Bad news is: Mass MoCA is about 2.5 hours from my place (about 3 hours from Davis Square. Yikes!)
    The good one is: ... Read moreout west, leaves are going to be turning around that time of the year and it should be a great time to venture that way, take pictures, and realize that the world does not end outside I-128 loop.
    So, to gauge interest, I'm posting here first. I will turn it into an IM event closer to the date.
    Just so you know that I'm a total geek, there is an exhibit that I really want to see: Photography work by Leonard Nimoy (Spock, from Star Trek TOS) Yes, photography is an art! Who would have thunk it?
    More info here: http://www.massmoca.org/

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    Posted by:
    Jorge Jorge
    on Aug 17, 2010
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    7/8: The Price of Altruism: George Price & Search for the Origins of Kindness

    Taking off from our theological discussion at Orleans... science historian Oren Harman is speaking July 8 at the Harvard Book Store (FREE) about his biography of the eccentric American genius George Price (1922?1975), who tried to solve ... Read morethe mystery of altruism and ended his life in despair. It looks really interesting, and it's early enough that we can easily follow up at a cafe or bar.

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    Marion Marion
    on Jun 26, 2010
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    Natural Law

    Is there a "Natural Law? How does it relate to scientific inquiry? Are we or should we be bound by natural law? Is it in the best interest of humankind to follow natural law? What is the relationship between culture and natural law? ... Read moreHow does natural law (assuming it exists), impact our perception of social injustice, distribution of wealth, gender, race, politics, etc, etc., etc. Are natural law and divine law the same?

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    Posted by:
    Steve Gluck Steve Gluck
    on Jul 25, 2010
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    Salsa dancing

    OK this is to scope out the how many people in the group will be interested in Salsa dancing. It will cost $20 for guys and girls get in free. This amount includes an hour of dancing lessons and then dancing on the floortill the dawn

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    Posted by:
    vaibhav vaibhav
    on Feb 21, 2010
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    Draughts 'n Darts at The Field (Central Sq)

    Nice pub, good grub, pool, darts and lots of beers bottled and on tap. Maybe we have an informal dart tournament???

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    Anor Anor
    on Apr 6, 2010
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    Large Hadron Collider, Cern and you 4/26?

    Join Café Sci as MIT researcher George Stephans brings us tales
    from the front lines of physics at CERN. While the experiment
    is complicated, the questions he is working to answer are
    remarkably simple: Why does anything have mass? What ... Read moreabout that
    other 95% of the universe that we don?t know much about? Could
    this explain where my lost sock went at the Laundromat?

    The Details:
    CAFÉ SCI MEETS IN CAMBRIDGE
    Starts at 6:00pm this Monday, April 26
    Middlesex Lounge
    315 Mass Ave.

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    A former member
    on Apr 21, 2010
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    Story Night

    Heard this the other day as an idea for a group event: Story night...we can bring our favorite story, tell a story, make up a story...(like the game 'telephone' except not whispering)...sping a story...etcetc.

    Also, I would ... Read morelove to discuss the book "City of Joy" by Dominique Lapierre...and discuss the issue of poverty in the world..where do our loyalties lie? Can we afford to help the world or should we take care of our own citizens first? Or, are citizens of the world and whatever touches our heart is what we should do? I loved the book and have written to the author to thank him for what he does and he wrote back!!

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    Posted by:
    Bev Bev
    on Jul 16, 2010
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    What's Up With This Meetup Thing Anyhow?

    In 2001, Scott Heiferman, Matt Meeker and Peter Kamali started a website called Meetup.com. They took the burgeoning phenomenon of online social interaction and brought it home to real in-person venues.

    And you know the rest of the story ... Read more. In cities across the nation (most notably infamously hard-to-meet-people cities like Boston), communities of people are opening their arms to each other in welcoming special interest groups, and exploding into a social community that has summarily smashed long standing barriers of entry. With the click of a mouse, you suddenly have 20 friends to dine out with, bike/hike/go to movies with, or discuss worldly and intellectual ideas.

    What's up with that? Why does it work? Why should people who otherwise would never open their arms to strangers suddenly treat them as instant compatriots?

    And is there a future? Is this an ephemeral thing, destined to fizzle into the usual social divisiveness and exclusivity? Or have we started a revolution?

    Let's delve in!

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    Posted by:
    John John
    on Aug 1, 2010
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