CloserToTruth.com provides videos and articles about the cosmos
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CLOSER TO TRUTH (CTT) is a new cross-media genre presenting to broad public audiences "Knowledge Affairs" in which the fundamental questions of our times are explored by creative and thoughtful scientists, scholars and artists. CTT, as it is disseminated nationally on public television, in a companion book, on video and audio tapes, and through this unique Web site (www.closertotruth.com) affords the broad U.S., and soon the global community, the opportunity to explore and contribute to the competitive marketplace of fundamental ideas.
CTT was created and organized by Dr. Robert Lawrence Kuhn as a consequence of his long interest in fundamental ideas. He hosts the CTT public television series, which is produced and funded by the Kuhn Foundation. He is joined by Dr. Bruce Murray of Caltech, with a similar life-long interest in fundamental ideas, to lead the development of an innovative Web site integrated into CTT featuring HyperForum, a novel online discourse facility. We aim for CTT to become one of the leading Web sites in the world for serious deliberate discourse on fundamental issues about the human condition.
Kuhn's companion book – CLOSER TO TRUTH: Challenging Current Belief – is published by McGraw-Hill (Trade Science). Our video partner is Great Plains National (GPN) and our audio partner is Hay House. This Web site, funded by the Kuhn Foundation, has been developed by Mitch Aiken and Matt Midura, formerly of KCET, the public television station in Los Angeles. The HyperForum has been developed at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena by Terry West, based on earlier developments at Caltech sponsored by The Markle Foundation and Caltech. Valerie Gifford-Elachi is Associate Producer and Content Manager for the CTT Web site. Linda Feferman is co-Executive Producer and Director for season II.
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