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- 1Vindication for the Most Hated Woman in Dinosaur Science●The Most Hated Woman in Science Was Right About the Dinosaurs
Attention is turning to a female scientist long dismissed by her peers whose once-mocked ideas about dinosaurs have now been proven correct. The story recounts how she was ostracized by the scientific establishment before evidence emerged supporting her conclusions, prompting widespread discussion about how science treats dissenting researchers, particularly women, and how vindication often arrives only decades later.
- 2Science and non-dualistic religion converge on the nature of matter●Today’s # science has linked up w/ the # non -dualistic tradition in healthy # religion by reminding us that all # matte
Theologian Matthew Fox argues that modern science has connected with the non-dualistic tradition in religion by showing that all matter is both flesh and light. He says this erases the old divide between spirit and matter and allows the word "flesh" to be redeemed, framing it as a positive link between physics and spirituality.
- 3Mets Quickly Cut Ties with Former Cardinals Hitting Coach Jeff Albert●Former Cardinals hitting guru Jeff Albert's quick ousting by Mets may prove fans got it right Former St. Louis Cardinals
Jeff Albert, formerly the St. Louis Cardinals hitting coach, has been released by the New York Mets after just one season on their staff. The swift dismissal has reignited debate among baseball fans, with many Cardinals supporters saying it vindicates their long-standing criticism of Albert during his tenure in St. Louis, where the club's hitting struggled under his watch.