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Pew Says Trust In Scientists Up. How Depressing
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Pew Says Trust In Scientists Up. How Depressing

Pew says "Americans' confidence that scientists act in the public interest is up since 2016". This surprises, because we have been tracking how science is becoming woker and woker, the…
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Number Of Realist-Traditionalist Professors Dwindling Fast
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Number Of Realist-Traditionalist Professors Dwindling Fast

Mitchell Langbert has some statistics of interest in the latest issue of Academic Questions. Homogenous: The Political Affiliations of Elite Liberal Arts College Faculty. The picture which heads the post…
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The Week In Doom — Emasculating Statues Edition
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The Week In Doom — Emasculating Statues Edition

Item City commissioner: Replace male statues in Central Park with women A member of the commission that oversees art and architecture on city property suggested Monday that instead of simply…
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Diversity Is A Money-Grubbing Con
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Diversity Is A Money-Grubbing Con

Colorado College doesn't have enough "Diversity." They want it; they need it; they pine for it. They lust and fantasize about it the way a teenage boy does about girls.…
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The Best College (For Most) Is No College
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The Best College (For Most) Is No College

Most people do not use, and do not need to use, any form of mathematics higher than addition and subtraction, and in rarer cases in multiplying and dividing simple numbers.…
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Beware Of Christian Nationalism! Say…Christian Leaders?
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Beware Of Christian Nationalism! Say…Christian Leaders?

List all the realistic political terrors in operation or on the horizon. Big Brother surveillance from government and corporations. Tolerance of Antifa---in government and corporations. Just plain government and corporations.…
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Case Study Of How Easy It Is To Go Wrong
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Case Study Of How Easy It Is To Go Wrong

We used to talk a lot about the amygdala here: Yet Another Study "Proves" Liberal, Conservative Brain Differences (wee ps, amygdalas), Scientists Suddenly Discover Men Don't Understand Women (wee ps,…
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Witchcraft Is Spellbinding To Our Elites
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Witchcraft Is Spellbinding To Our Elites

Many will argue it was inevitable that women's "liberation" would give rise to witchcraft. Women have a greater need than men for the emotional, especially in matters of love and…
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