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George T. Hahn

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On a visit to old Sacramento with my family, an exhibit on the influence of the Wells Fargo wagon on the frontier made me think about how it would be for colonists in another star system without faster-than-light travel. After retiring from my engineering career in 2009, I used that inspiration and published the Tau Ceti trilogy: "A Ship From Earth," "The New Colonists," and "The Immortality Conspiracy." That effort spawned new ideas for the universe I had created, and the two Methuselah novels, the Capek novella, and the Ambassador novels followed.
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George T. Hahn Earth, in the Star Trek universe, I suppose. Barring that, perhaps my own Pitcairn, but only if I could be a scientist at the Ellis Research Station. …moreEarth, in the Star Trek universe, I suppose. Barring that, perhaps my own Pitcairn, but only if I could be a scientist at the Ellis Research Station. Still, there's that higher gravity to contend with. Let's stick with being a Federation scientist on Earth, with an occasional excursion out into the wider universe.(less)
George T. Hahn That's a tough one. I've thought about this for a day or two and haven't come up with a good answer. The best I could think of was that I've wondered …moreThat's a tough one. I've thought about this for a day or two and haven't come up with a good answer. The best I could think of was that I've wondered about my father's activities in WWII. I know roughly what he did, but he didn't talked about it in detail. He was a driver for a Colonel, and there may have been a story there.(less)
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The Glory of Humanity

In a previous blog posting (Evolution, Consciousness, and Altruism), I suggested that consciousness gave us the ability to override any programming of our actions coming from our DNA. This opinion runs counter to that of many thinkers in Evolution theory, Richard Dawkins for example, who claim that we have no free will and that everything we do is determined by our genetic makeup. This view is sup Read more of this blog post »
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