Say, Jesse, how ya been? Step in any more poop on the golden streets of Frisco? “Very funny. You know, that’s awfully close to being racist.” That so? What can I do […]
We Know Our Son Is Our Daughter: A Mini-Play In One Act
A Priest And A Reporter Walk Into A Bar — A Mini Play In One Act
This post originally ran 6 October 2012. PLAYERS: Father Quinn, in uniform. A Bartender, Murphy, in uniform. A reporter, Bradford, looking hip. Other patrons may be added as set dressing, but who […]
A Prayer For The Earth: Answering The Pope’s Call. A One Act Mini-Play.
Father: “In the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.” Penitent: “Bless me father, I have sinned. It’s been about six months since my last confession.” Father: “Go on…” Penitent: “I […]
Ad Hominem, My Sweet
I’m on the road for the next several days and won’t always have access to the Internet. So I’m reposting a series of classic fallacies. Regular service to resume early next week. […]
All Men Are Mortal: A New, Award Eligible Mini Play
All Men Are Mortal SCENE: A windfarm in Absolute County, a dry patch of land out west. CAST OF CHARACTERS: BRANDON, a speechwriter for Earth Is It! RUSS, Sheriff of Absolute County […]
Ridley Claims Materialists, Atheists, & Secular Humanists Don’t Preach
Matt Ridley has a curious piece in The Times (no, the better one), “Why Muslims are turning away from Islam“. (Incidentally, Ridley and I both have chapters in the new National Association […]
Classic Posts
Classic Articles There is over ten years worth of material on the blog on wide-ranging subjects. First stop is the category drop-down menu, to the right on large screens and at the […]
Coronavirus Update IX: End Game—Will Politicians Double Down On Fear Or End It?
All the good stuff, caveats, code, data sources and explanations are linked, some in Update III, and the most important in Update II, Update IV, Update V, Update VI, Update VII, Update […]
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