Science in the Age of the Internet
Alethes.net aims to update science to present times. We examine the ways in which tradition prevents objectivity, knowledge and progress. We look at human behaviour from the vantage point of individual freedom.
Feedback from Academia
“This project has import because the definitions discussed have the potential to fundamentally change the way we view the (ecological/social) world”
Craig Layman
Wake Forest University, Research Professor in the Department of Biology“I can see where it ties in with my own thinking”
Robin Fox
Legendary anthropologist and member of the US Academy of Sciences“The ultimate purpose of child-directed speech may turn out to be exactly as Maanmieli suggests”
Michelle Pascoe
University of Cape Town, Child Speech Committee of the International Association of Logopedics and Phoniatrics“I suspect that your paper lies between two or more fields”
Alan Barnard
University of Edinburgh, Professor EmeritusWhat do you research?
Essentially, language. This is, after all, the way in which you are getting to know that we research language. Since knowing is what science is all about, it is important to know what language is first and foremost.
Can I submit work to be published?
Absolutely! We look forward to reading your thoughts, as long as they are related to our research. Check out our editorial statement.
Can I earn money with you?
Yes! If you are a researcher or a professional who is curious about the world we live in, you may contact us and we’ll examine the possibilities of funding a project
What disciplines do you cover?
Everything that involves human subjects beginning with biology: anthropology, linguistics, psychology, economics or philosophy.
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