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Scott’s Column: The AI Metaverse 10/15/2024 | NewsLast week a handful of Nobel prizes went to people working in the fields of artificial intelligence. I just so happened to be reading a book on what's possible in an AI future. I picked the book up two weekends ago at the Joint Annual Meeting of the Tri-Conference... read more
Scott’s Column: Restoring the Light 10/07/2024 | NewsDuring our fall worship season, we are exploring Awe. The psychologist Dacher Keltner writes about how our experiences of awe and wonder get turned into ritual, art, and culture. And so these become "archives of awe"--passing down those experiences to new... read more
Scott’s Column: Sacred Sounds 10/01/2024 | NewsI've spent this lovely day with my office door open to the courtyard where I can hear the fountain running. I've been working on the vespers service for Friday night at the All-Church Retreat at Platte River State Park. Our theme this year is Sound. As a young fan... read more
