Summary of Part I In Part I of this 2-part article, I began by listing the typical superstitious behavior college students engage in before taking a test. I identified the conditions of superstition, what superstition is and then added the range of its scope. My piece is about socially shared and personal superstitions rather than […]
Orientation Why is eyewitness testimony been proven so fallible in courts? How do we account for emotional outbursts which, at their worst, cost us relationships? Why are we so inept at gauging probabilities? Why do we have to be taught methods for developing an unbiased sample in research projects? Supposedly, in the scientifically evolved West, […]
Today I will cover new research I’ve been doing on the red pill manosphere, Dr JBP and his entire psychology corpus online, and the relationship of these principles to the rest of society and the corporatocracy of BlackRock and recent disclosures. What about “conspiracy” – how does it relate to all this seemingly disparate information? […]
Today I will begin to cover this recent frenzy of red pill / manosphere stuff as do this week’s stream with COTEL on the same topic. It looks as if we may be on Pearl this summer to debate with a Muslim so it’s time inject our view into this drama sphere. What about MGTOW? […]
