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8-minute interview on YouTube by Tia Kansara about what makes COSMOSAPIENS unique and what its surprising conclusions are. See here.
Five 1-minute presentations about COSMOSAPIENS are also on YouTube. See
Brief Introduction to COSMOSAPIENS here
The fallacy of NeoDarwinism shown by COSMOSAPIENS here
How COSMOSAPIENS replaces NeoDarwinian dogma here
COSMOSAPIENS says why we humans are unique here
The surprising conclusions of COSMOSAPIENS here
Guest on the US WebTalkRadio series “Conversations Beyond Science and Religion”. Host Phillip Comella says of the talk “This is one of my best shows and I thank John Hands for not only writing the book [#COSMOSAPIENS], but for having what I hope the listener will find to be a mind-opening conversation.” Available to listen to here.
10 years in the making, this tour de force is a critical examination of scientific theories and evidence – systematic observation or experiment – about the origin and evolution of matter, life, consciousness and humankind. As such, it could scarcely be more ambitious, but the result is a triumph of detailed conceptual analysis covering the fields of fundamental cosmology, physics, biology and the evolution of philosophical and religious ideas… At the end of this dense and closely argued treatise, one can only agree with Tim Crane, Knightsbridge professor of philosophy at Cambridge, that ‘[COSMOSAPIENS] is a truly exceptional piece of work.’
—David Lorimer, lead book review of 77 in Network Review: Journal of the Scientific and Medical Network
Five 1-minute YouTube videos produced by Tia Kansara PhD, Chair, and Tiffany Yu, member, of Thousand Network now available:
Brief Introduction to COSMOSAPIENS here
The fallacy of NeoDarwinism shown by COSMOSAPIENS here
How COSMOSAPIENS replaces NeoDarwinian dogma here
COSMOSAPIENS says why we humans are unique here
The surprising conclusions of COSMOSAPIENS here
Discussion of the main ideas of COSMOSAPIENS by John Hands at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, chaired by James Runcie, 7:15pm – 8:15pm. For more details see here.
Despite big names like Alexander McCall Smith, Val McDermid, Mark Lawson, and Howard Jacobson appearing in different events at the same time, the event was a near sellout in the 325-seater venue. Although COSMOSAPIENS was by a huge margin by far the longest and most expensive book in the EIBF bookshop, the book-signing area ran out of copies within minutes. The manager urgently asked the main EIBF bookshop to send over all their copies, but even these weren’t enough.
