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The Swedish Skeptics have received the 2012 Harry Martinson Memorial Prize from his birth municipality Olofström and the Harry Martinson Society. Martinson, a Nobel laureate, was a poet and prose writer who is particularly well known for his book-length science fiction epic poem Aniara. As chairman of the Swedish Skeptics I was invited down to Blekinge province where I spent Friday looking at archaelogy and doing some metal detecting with my colleague Mikael Henriksson from the County Museum — and on Saturday morning I delivered an acceptance speech and a talk (in Swedish) on Martinson’s relationship to science and popular enlighenment.
Aardvarchaeology - by Dr. Martin Rundkvist 
Congratulations on an excellent speach! You really manage to fullfill the role of a true “folkbildare” and you connect a very wide context to the occasion. Everyone who understands Swedish should be given an opportunity to listen to this. In a simple way you have explained what true scientific and true humanistic understanding really is. I have never heard a more clear or simpler explanation on these matters.
Jan
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Thank you! Most kind!
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Good job! Congratulations.
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(Off-topic but hilarious!) http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2012/05/06/what-the-hell-is-this/
“matter-based” Darwinism? Einstein’s field theory completed????
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