Open-minded skepticism is using one’s smarts. One keeps one’s mind open to possibilities, but remains skeptical until solid evidence is forthcoming. In the case of COVID-19, the authorities told people to follow the science. “Follow the science” was an oft heard refrain of Canada’s prime minister Justin Trudeau, but when did he ever lay out […]
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Inference: a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning. Or is that jumping to a conclusion?
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Is the public waking up to the lies of elitists?
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Thomas Paine Park I thought it could be inspiring to know how many allies we have. Thus, I’m sharing some of the many photos I took throughout NYC over the past two years. Reminder: There are far more of us than you might imagine. City Hall Union Square Park Times Square […]
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Everyone is the other and no one is himself. — Martin Heidegger, Being and Time, 1927 The Branch Covidian putsch is the most heinous crime ever perpetrated in the history of medicine, and some would argue, in the history of the world. Its success is attributable to the strong presence of Nazi bioethics within the […]
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How does relying on belief stack up against evidence-based reasoning?
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Scientism is a hideous religious proposition that science is god and thus requires a priesthood of scientists to administrate its dictates upon mankind. Anthony Fauci is a perfect example of such a high priest, declaring that the rest of us are too ignorant or stupid to understand the high things of his science. However, we […]
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I have people worried that as white writers they will be hit with “cultural appropriation” if they write a novel with characters who are not of their own race. You know the deal — writing about barrios, or ghettos or even a mix of people in a big city, people outside the lily white background […]
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