What is the probability that Casey Anthony is guilty of murder? High, but according to twelve men and women honest and true, not high enough. High enough is supposed to be that […]
Casey Anthony And The Probability of Guilt
New Editorial Against Editorializing In Science Journals
The editorial is mine, Willie Soon’s, David Legates’s, and Bob Carter’s, and it appears in the latest edition of Water, Air, & Soil Pollution. It’s entitled “A Vaccine Against Arrogance” and can […]
Title IX And Campus Equality
Under Title IX, a woman is entitled to equal access to everything on a college campus. That includes being safe. The most devastating thing is a young girl who reports something and […]
San Francisco, Banning Capitol: Adds Pets To Forbidden List
The uber-enlightened which are the San Francisco city council and its hangers on have banned: McDonald’s Happy Meals (they objected to kids being happy), cigarette smoking nearly everywhere (they refuse to allow […]
The PhD Octopus — Guest Post by William James
We have this from William James, originally published in an obscure journal over a century ago. I was unable to contact Mr James to have him update it for this fine new […]
Replication In Science
Have doubts about the latest finding from researchers? Confused that last week red wine “increased the risk of heart disease” but this week red wine “decreased the risk of heart disease.” Concerned […]
TSA Update And Practicum
I have to face the “Ver are your papers!” brigade this morning as I once again make my way through the carbon-dioxide soaked skies to the land of growing taxes, rampant regulation, […]
Kirk’s Principles Of A Preserver
Richard Weaver, author of the must-read Ideas Have Consequences and grandfather of the Burkean resurrection in the USA, writing in 1954, noticed the young Russell Kirk, whose doctoral thesis had just been […]
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