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Ideas I Can’t Afford to Have
I have ideas. Lots and lots of ideas. And I’m getting better at it all the time. I used to think that having ideas was something of a gift, but now I realize that an idea is practically worthless if … Continue reading
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Go ahead, turn the page
Go ahead Turn the page Dance the dance Rage the rage Speak the speech Seize the day Spell it out Lead the way Dare the sky Dare the sea Dare the you Dare the me Cry the cry Sing the … Continue reading
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How Can You Tell When God Says “No”?
You pray for a million bucks and two seconds later the doorbell rings. You answer the door to find an angel with a big sack of money–$1Million, to be exact. You consider this a “yes”—an “answered prayer”. You pray for … Continue reading
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Commentary: The Coup De Grace by Ambrose Bierce
This post is in response to a question sent in by a reader earlier today: I’m currently taking a Biomedical Ethics course at the college. Your writings cover a wide range of topics and interests so I thought you would … Continue reading
Who Will Straighten Out the Mess?
This post is going to be really unfair, now that I think about it, because I’m preparing to introduce an incisive and thought-provoking question into a field where such things are generally thought to be inappropriate: politics. I know, I … Continue reading
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10 Quick Tips for Choosing a Political Party
Far be it from me to tell anybody to which political party he or she should belong, but for those of you who may be giving the issue some thought, I’ve written a few tips below for your own private … Continue reading
Posted in Consumerism, Politics
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Rombama 2012!
Tell me that politics isn’t one big compromised mess. You folks who are euphorically waving your Romney flags as if Jesus himself were running for the GOP—and who swooned like a Georgia Belle when Paul Ryan came aboard (just as … Continue reading
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Bill Nye the Science Guy Waxes Unscientific on the Theories of Evolution and Creation
NOTE: The author of this article believes not only that irrational creationists and irrational evolutionists alike are in the wrong, but that there are practically as many of one as there are of the other. The goal of this criticism … Continue reading
Posted in Fallacy, Logic, Religion, Science, Uncategorized
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The Naked Brain by Richard Restak, M.D.
These are my brief notes about: The Naked Brain: How the emerging neurosociety is changing how we live, work, and love by Richard Restak, M.D.
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The False Left-Brain/Right-Brain Dilemma
It’s too bad that people tend to look at such diagrams with the false left-brain/right-brain dilemma in mind. They totally ignore the function of the corpus callosum, the spaghetti-like mass that links both sides of the brain together so that … Continue reading
Posted in Character, Paradigms, Science
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