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Why America Fell
You can read my latest essay on its own website here: http://www.whyamericafell.com
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The Activist’s Curse
The activist’s curse lies in the following rhetorical question: If I can change my mind, and if you can change your mind, who are you and I to unilaterally declare that it is too late for the rest of our … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Pelham's Laws
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My Fear
The encroachments of government against liberty, decency, and justice in the United States seem to be accelerating. Spying on the citizens in various ways, forcing us to buy insurance, forcing us to vaccinate our kids with toxic drugs, making ammunition … Continue reading
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Where Lies the Bulk of Human Evils
It is my observation that the bulk of human evils lies in the taking of that which does not really belong to the taker. Let me count the ways: Taking conclusions, opinions, or beliefs that are not fairly derived from … Continue reading
Posted in Character, Dysrationalia, Logic, Paradigms, Philosophy, Religion
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Credentials? Really?
Earlier today I posted an article and video about a non-Christian scientist who finds some problems with Darwinian Evolution. I also posted a link to my article on a Facebook discussion, where the following noteworthy discussion ensued between a friend … Continue reading
Posted in Dysrationalia, Fallacy, Logic, Religion, Science
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How I Beat Advanced Spider Solitaire a Bajillion Times and What It Means for the Rest of My Life
Whooda thunkit, but I learned some invaluable life lessons from a solitaire card game that came preloaded on my computer! The game is Spider Solitaire (advanced 4-suit version) and if you don’t know it, don’t worry; I won’t bore you … Continue reading
Posted in Character, Dysrationalia, Paradigms, Philosophy, Politics, Religion
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Ooh Rah!
NEVADA DESERT, 9 June 2013 –Leaving his exhausted family in the safety of the broken-down car, former Navy SEAL Brian Schad humps it across the desert at sundown, certain that he can be back with a warm McDonald’s breakfast for … Continue reading
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Dysrationalia: I am too holy to give an answer to you
What follows is a discussion that arose as an offshoot of a Facebook discussion regarding recent violent events in the USA. I engaged a participant who made an assertion in support of the inherited sin model of Christian doctrine. Note … Continue reading
Posted in Dysrationalia
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“Called by the Universe”: Neil DeGrasse Tyson
A couple of months ago, I decided I’d keep track along the way of individuals in our generation who claim to be prophets. I happened upon a surprising claim this week from an Astrophysicist, Neil DeGrasse Tyson. While he did … Continue reading
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Six Sayings That Are Likely Indicators of Personal Inauthenicity
I’ve learned through experience that people who say the following are not likely to be highly-authentic people. “To be honest…” or “To tell the truth…” Whenever I hear this, I always wonder why it is at that particular point in … Continue reading
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