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Voting Causes Suspicion & Distrust
This is a modified excerpt from the Chapter on Voting in Everything You Believe Is Wrong. Why Do We Vote? Why do we vote in official elections? Or indeed elections…
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On Scientism
Eric Voegelin, of "Don't immanentize the eschaton!" fame, penned a small monograph exploring his favorite subject, gnosticism: Science, Politics & Gnosticism. It is a slim book not as well organized…
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PayPal To Maybe Begin Stealing Users’ Money For Spreading “Hate”, “Misinformation”: Donor Favor Asked
Below, I'll ask those donors who give through PayPal to switch to other services if they can. PayPal announced beginning on 3 November they will begin stealing money from user…
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Summary Against Modern Thought: Solutions To Objections To The General Resurrection
Previous post. The questions from last week are resolved today. This is a long and deep one, my friends. SOLUTION OF THE OBJECTIONS MENTIONED 1 Now, toward a solution of…
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Surprised Again! The Covid Crisis and the New Market Bubble Reviewed at Law & Liberty
In 2017, then Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board Janet "Inflation Is Transitory" Yellen hinted there would not be another financial crisis "in our lifetimes." Maybe she got the idea…
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The Dutch Nitrogen “Crisis” Explained — Jaap Hanekamp Interview
Jaap Hanekamp and I discuss the Dutch nitrogen "crisis." Farmers in the Netherlands are unhappy with government wanting to shut them down or reduce their operations, because of a supposed…
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More On How Peer Review Generates And Maintains Consensuses
We spoke the other day of the enervating effects of peer review. Today we examine a peer-reviewed paper whose very purpose is to show that peer review exists and is…
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Blinded By Science
A remarkable article on the state of Science has emerged from the Pontifical Academy of Sciences. Ostensibly, the article is a lament on the horrors in our world. Things like…