Ghosts definitely don't exist because. - The Independent.
Physicist Brian Cox assumes that souls are an “energy source,” then constructs his argument upon that assumption. The Large Hadron Collider should have discovered such an energy source by now, but they haven’t, so says Brian Cox.Ghosts definitely don't exist because otherwise the Large Hadron Collider would have found them, claims Brian Cox. There's no space in the world for spirits to inhabit.So Professor Brian Cox’s central argument on Human Universe (BBC2) didn’t make much sense. He claimed mankind’s intelligence evolved as a direct response to repeated climate change. Every time the temperature slumped or soared, we developed another ten IQ points to cope with the challenges.
READ MORE: Brian Cox is right about negative connotations of the SNP’s name If you are equating nationalism only with the likes of Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, Marine le Pen, Adolf Hitler, General Franco and the empires of France, Britain and others in the 19th and early 20th centuries, then it is undoubtedly a force for evil.Cox Report 1989 English for ages 5 to 16. (page 4) Programmes of study. 8 The purpose of programmes of study is to establish the matters, skills and processes which pupils should be taught in order to achieve the attainment targets.
Brian Cox is returning to the BBC with Forces of Nature, a new show that explains the science behind Earth's beauty. WIRED speaks to him about making complex ideas work on TV, life in the universe.
