For Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, the human being is a metaphysical machine, mirroring God’s harmonious universe.
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This episode is devoted to Thomas Hobbes, whose fear of insecurity and desire for control made him develop a well-regulated machine model for society.
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This episode is devoted to René Descartes, who developed mechanistic philosophy, likening human biology to clockwork.
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I have just learned that The Blinding Sea has won the Award for Best International Documentary Feature at the New
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The New York Independent Cinema Awards have just announced The Blinding Sea is an Official Selection in their latest edition.
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The Cinémathèque Québécoise in Montreal has just announced it is screening The Blinding Sea on Saturday, June 19th at 5
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This episode is devoted to William Harvey, who discovered the mechanism of the heart, and the circulation of the blood.
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This episode is devoted to Andreas Vesalius, the founder of Renaissance anatomy and a pioneer of the scientific revolution.
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In this episode, George explores the historical of the quest to locate the paradise of Eden.
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George takes a historical tour of myth and metaphor, both in science and in the public persona of scientists.
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Science is sometimes seen as a new religion, opening the way to a technological Eden
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The Chicago Indie Film Awards has just named my musical compositions in The Blinding Sea as an Official Selection in
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