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Please May I Offend You!? - Prof Susan Blackmore in conversation with Don Cameron

Mon 09 May

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Susan Blackmore in conversation with Bristol Humanists' Don Cameron on the clash of science, religion and free speech. Susan is a psychologist & thinker, perhaps best known for her books “The Meme Machine” & "Consciousness: An Introduction"".

Please May I Offend You!? - Prof Susan Blackmore in conversation with Don Cameron
Please May I Offend You!? - Prof Susan Blackmore in conversation with Don Cameron

Time & Location

09 May 2022, 19:30

Zoom

About the event

This event is online using Zoom - see link below. Everyone is welcome to attend. It is FREE to members of Bristol Humanists, we ask others to make a £3/£1 donation, to help cover our costs. Donations can be made by clicking on the "Donate" button on the homepage of our web https://www.bristolhumanists.com/

Susan Blackmore in conversation with Don Cameron on the clash of science, religion and free speech.

Susan is a psychologist & thinker, perhaps best known for her books “The Meme Machine” & "Consciousness". She has written & spoken extensively on the way natural selection applies to ideas passing between human brains, as well as the implications of similar processes where the medium of transfer is technological for which she coined the word "Treme".

She is well known as a fearless scientist, not prepared to write off unpopular beliefs if she thinks there may be evidence to support…

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