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Twitter Likes & Impact Factors Are Equivalent
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Twitter Likes & Impact Factors Are Equivalent

This is one of my favorite tweets (regular readers have seen it before; it's screenshotted because all my tweets die tragically of coronadoom---it used to be cancer---after 7 days): Here…
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The WHO and The Loss Of Sovereignty: How It Happens, How It’s Not Unusual
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The WHO and The Loss Of Sovereignty: How It Happens, How It’s Not Unusual

According to International Law---hold up. International Law? If there is such a thing as International Law, there is no such thing as national sovereignty; or, at least, not completely. For…
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RAND & Army Show How “The Science” Is Done In Trying To Prove Women The Equal Of Men
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RAND & Army Show How “The Science” Is Done In Trying To Prove Women The Equal Of Men

In olden golden days of yore, scientists saw a thing happen and they asked "What caused this?" They set out to figure these causes, sometimes succeeding, usually failing, often only…
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Behind The Scenes At NASA’s LGBTQ+ Scientist Of The Year Award
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Behind The Scenes At NASA’s LGBTQ+ Scientist Of The Year Award

You will have already heard that Jane Rigby, who is an astrophysicist at NASA's Goddard Flight Center. She won the LGBTQ+ Scientist of the Year at NASA for 2022. This…
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Ukraine, Russia & The Orient Express — Guest Post by Ianto Watt
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Ukraine, Russia & The Orient Express — Guest Post by Ianto Watt

Dear Reader, beware the false dichotomy. That our criminal regime is funneling our money into our oligarchs' pockets in support of a puppet government does not mean we must blindly…
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What Would You Call This Style Of Bad Writing?
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What Would You Call This Style Of Bad Writing?

Describing writing isn't that different from writing about painting. You want to say what the writing or the picture is about, but words fail, the essence is slippery, the description…
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The Threat Of President Meghan Markle  Demands We Revisit Goodwin’s Anti-Suffrage Arguments
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The Threat Of President Meghan Markle Demands We Revisit Goodwin’s Anti-Suffrage Arguments

I awoke Tuesday morning to a horrifying, ghastly sight. One that depressed my soul more than I had thought possible. The cliche "it shook me to my core" cast off…
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Two Ruth Sent Us Angry Women Invade A Catholic Church: A Vision
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Two Ruth Sent Us Angry Women Invade A Catholic Church: A Vision

The story opened like this: Pro-abortion activists are planning protests in churches on Mother’s Day and are preparing visits to Supreme Court justices’ homes next week to express anger over…
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    Growing up in the late 1950s, I played with modeling clay almost every day. Who knows, back then it was…

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