Promoting Science and Critical Thinking
When faced with blatant fascism and a government driven persecution of hard working people, there exists a strong temptation to respond with violence. Common examples of such violence includes the French Revolution and also the 1916 Easter uprising in Ireland. Apparently the British also had a bit of a spat with a few people in … Read more
It’s a serious question because of the rising tide of official pseudoscientific US Health policy. A few innocent sounding letters sum up the root cause – RFK Jnr. A prime and recent example is the ‘medical disinformation’ report that was sent to congress to defend COVID vaccine schedule change. As reported by NPR on June … Read more
Before we get into what happened last Friday in Congress, and the crazy reaction it provoked, permit me to quickly set the stage for you. One of the first things that the US House does to initiate the proceedings for the day is to have a Chaplin make a public religious invocation. It’s a tradition … Read more
Accusing a bunch of high school drama students of being “demonic” and also in league with Satan, and evil, feels very much like the plot of some movie or or perhaps a play based in Salam in the 1600s. This however is what has just happened at Fannin County High School in Georgia. To heap multiple … Read more
Stick with me here, there is a surprising twist coming up a the end. In your eye you have rods and cones. These are terms used to describe specialised light-sensitive cells. Rods are sensitive to low light and so they will help you to see in very dim conditions. It is the cones that enable … Read more
I have come across what is perhaps one of the most jaw-dropping bits of news recently reported, and remember, given the current administration’s use of the signal app for sending war plans to random journalists, there is rather a lot of stiff competition running in the race to claim the “stupidity” crown. The Texas parents … Read more
