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Summary Against Modern Thought: You Can’t Know All About God
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Summary Against Modern Thought: You Can’t Know All About God

Previous post. Nietzsche was wrong. Plus, except for the truly satanic, I do not think it is disputed that one cannot know all of God. A very simple lesson this…
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Insanity & Doom Update LXVI — Necrophiliac Edition
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Insanity & Doom Update LXVI — Necrophiliac Edition

A busy Doom-filled week! Item The Life of a Necrophiliac Hayden (not his real name, for reasons that will become obvious) is 18 years old and he will never forget…
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Swear Fealty To Diversity, Or You’re Out
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Swear Fealty To Diversity, Or You’re Out

I've told the story a dozen times, but allow me to bore you with it once more for the sake of new readers, and for emphasizing the story below. The…
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Science Is Magic & Miracles Aren’t
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Science Is Magic & Miracles Aren’t

What is it a witch is doing when she mixes up some foul concoction, or lights a black candle, or casts a spell? I am not asking what her intent…
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Making P-values Weer To Achieve Significance Won’t Help
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Making P-values Weer To Achieve Significance Won’t Help

Mini-paper out in JAMA by Matt Vassar and pals: "Evaluation of Lowering the P Value Threshold for Statistical Significance From .05 to .005 in Previously Published Randomized Clinical Trials in…
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The Controversy Over Randomization And Balance In Clinical Trials
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The Controversy Over Randomization And Balance In Clinical Trials

There was a paper a short while back, "Why all randomised controlled trials produce biased results", by Alexander Krauss, in the Annals of Medicine. Raised some academic eyebrows. Krauss says,…
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An Illustration Of Type I Scientism
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An Illustration Of Type I Scientism

Regular readers will recall there are two Types of Scientism. Type I is belief that Science is needed to verify commonplace truths. Type II is the belief that only Science…
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Summary Against Modern Thought: Limits Of Our Knowledge Of God
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Summary Against Modern Thought: Limits Of Our Knowledge Of God

Previous post. There are limits to how well we can know God. THAT THE CREATED INTELLECT DOES NOT COMPREHEND THE DIVINE SUBSTANCE 1 However, since the type of action appropriate…
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