"On being wrong"
I wrote a piece with that title for the faculty "Musings" column in our Alumni magazine. Here it is, if you are interested.
posted by Ben at 8:07 AM
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
About Me
- Name: Ben
- Location: Ohio, United States
I am a quantum physicist who teaches at a liberal arts college in Ohio. Most of the posts here, however, deal with other subjects, including current affairs, theology, books, movies, and whatever interests me at the moment.
Frequent reads
- The Anchoress
- Back of the Envelope
- Belmont Club
- Betsy's Page
- Captain's Quarters
- Eject! Eject! Eject!
- Hugh Hewitt
- Instapundit
- Junk Yard Blog
- Michelle Malkin
- One Hand Clapping
- Power Line
- Dr. Sanity
- Roger L. Simon
- Transterrestrial Musings
- A Voyage to Arcturus
Friends
- Hip Deep In Pie
- How do you compile?
- In the Pipeline
- Jennifer Dodd
- Michael Nielsen
- The Quantum Pontiff
Recent posts
- Ray Gun Revival
- Law of Attraction
- Hair on fire
- How I want a drink, alcoholic of course . . .
- Bloga longa, vita brevis
- Coming up for air
- VDH on the Iranian bomb
- Public (Lack of) Service Announcement
- Old-time science boys
- Storyblogging Carnival XLI
Favorite posts
- What I'm up to (Dec 2004)
- Christmas Eve sermon (Dec 2004)
- A physicist talks to theologians (Jan 2005)
- My science project (Feb 2005)
- Piss and vinegar (Feb 2005)
- A sermon for Lent (Mar 2005)
- Borking mad (Apr 2005)
- Attention all time travelers (May 2005)
- Bad data (May 2005)
- Moments of truth (Sep 2005)
- October is the cruelest month (Oct 2005)
- Enigma (Feb 2006)
2 Comments:
I like it very much, sincere and encouraging.
I am a physics undergrad who just happen to pass by.
A very good piece of work you have there.
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