@1 The Loss of the Permanent Things in Higher Education: trivial, multicultural, relativistic, sexual and politically correct studies supplant what had been a focus on Western civilization. Link
@2 November 9th, Thomas Aquinas and Philosophical Realism. Among others, our main man Edward Feser on, “An Aristotelian Argument for the Existence of God.” Free! NYU Catholic Center. Link
@3 The Problem of Polygenism and the Theory of Evolution. Long live Monogenism! Link
@4 The Will Rodgers phenomenon in statistics. “When the Okies left Oklahoma and moved to California, they raised the average intelligence in both states.” Think about it. Link
@5 University of Colorado Boulder tells students to avoid costumes including cowboys, indians, white trash or anything potentially deemed offensive. You racist! Link
@6 An interesting time series, plotted in just the right way. Onwards and upwards to a brave new future! Link
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You should hardly need to say that a link does not necessarily imply endorsement, but as soon as you don’t, someone will take you on for endorsing such a ridiculous article. 🙂
@5
Interesting word order in “potentially deemed offensive”. IOW: “Good luck!” Or perhaps: “Heads I win. Tails you lose.”
I agree with the nobody has more well-informed readers but after that you lost me?
You don’t want them to lie fallow?
@3
This is a good example of religism.
@1: Thank you for directing me to this essay!
While I’ve vacillated between agnosticism and atheism myself for many decades (when I didn’t fall back upon my adolescent epithet “Catholic heretic”… :)) I’ve never quite understood the animosity of the anti-religious, specially those who deride and disavow our country’s —and indeed our civilization’s— Christian heritage.
At least, Marxist theorists were right about this: Usurp and maintain control of the education of the young, and your “revolutionary” aims are all-but secured!
Shame on you, sir! For provoking thought. It’s a Christian bugaboo modern society can well do without…
@5 I see you can still dress as a white conservative. 🙂
@5
Dressing as a ghost might be offensive to those who religiously disbelieve in ghosts and dressing as a witch might be offensive to those who do believe in them.
Dressing as a scary Republican might be OK as long as you don’t sport a Stars and Stripes replica lapel pin lest you inadvertently convert a liberal which, of course, liberals will find offensive.
I must add that as a member of the “white trash” minority I personally find the use of “white trash” in @5 to be offensive. We prefer to be known as Indigent Americans by those outside of our segment.