Essays by Rev. Thomas J. Pulickal

• Deriving the Sum of Squares using Binomial Expansion
  2026-11-01
• Deriving the Binomial Theorem by Accident
  2026-10-28
• The Church as Collaborator in the Human Project
  2026-10-24
• Outdated Truths
  2026-10-05
• The Freedom to Live Fully
  2026-09-17
• Mapping Realities
  2026-07-11
• Unlocking Synergistic Possibilities
  2026-05-15
• What Constitutes Real Intelligence?
  2026-04-18
• Wrestling with Irrational Numbers Again
  2026-04-08
• Wrestling with Irrational Numbers
  2026-03-26
• Intuition and Proof for Area Under a Polynomial
  2026-03-13
• Wisdom as the Science of Zooming In and the Art of Zooming Out
  2026-02-20
• Is Physics the New Metaphysics? The Hope for Integration.
  2026-02-06
• Whether Faith can be Proven
  2026-01-22
• What makes the heart so special?
  2026-01-07
• A Practical Guide to Paternalistic Leadership
  2025-12-10
• The Scientific Acknowledgement of the Transcendent
  2025-11-27
• Can AI think? (part 2)
  2025-11-12
• Can AI think? (part 1)
  2025-10-29
• Transcending the Need for Control
  2025-10-18
• The Providence of Subjectivism
  2025-10-01
• Letting Go of the Aether
  2025-09-24
• Results-Based, Contractual Workplace (RBCW)
  2025-09-13
• The Genesis and Merits of Cognitive Behaviorism
  2025-07-25
• Augustine on Time and Consciousness
  2015-08-13

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Rev. Thomas J. Pulickal

Fr. Thomas began programming at age 8 with GW-BASIC and has continued writing software throughout his life, including during the advent of the world wide web. He enjoys contemplating the beauty of God in all creation, especially in Mary, and offering Mass for the good of humanity. He is a science enthusiast, interested in topics such as evolution, cognitive science, relativity, quantum uncertainty, the hard problem of consciousness, and more.