Posted on Apr 25, 2025 | Comments Off on ‘Here Is The Letter That Has Destroyed My Universe’ And 4 More Astrophysics Revolutions
On this day, April 25, in 1929, the world learned how astronomer Edwin Hubble had discovered that the universe was much larger than we had believed. On this day in 2025, you can preorder a book and on the 29th learn about this and four other Astrophysics discoveries that changed how we see the universe - and ourselves - in The Story of Astrophysics in Five Revolutions.By Ersilia Vaudo, translated...
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Posted on Feb 2, 2025 | Comments Off on Are Infectious Diseases A Social Justice Issue? A History Of The World In Six Plagues Has Answers
As we approach the fifth anniversary of the COVID-19 lockdowns, there has been ample time to look at what went wrong, and perhaps how we didn't learn much from history.There are many examples and while politicians ignored it, storytellers have not. In "The Division" game, for example, eco-terrorists spread their pathogen using cash. That made sense. If you are a zealot, disease can do what...
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Posted on Oct 18, 2024 | Comments Off on Ignore Critics, Gen Z, We Weren’t Smarter In 1984
It's commonplace for older generations to criticize the young. In my early career, an older fellow told me he wouldn't hire anyone who didn't know how to use a slide rule. Another only a decade older than me said he only wanted to work with people who had built their own crystal radio or some equivalent.read...
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Posted on Oct 7, 2024 | Comments Off on Slaves Of Satan: A Diabolical Subjugation Theory Of Everything
Do you think the 2008 financial meltdown was caused by religious evil? I don't, I think it was caused by populism in Congress that made it a potential prison sentence to deny anyone a mortgage and guaranteed mortgages for unqualified people.(1)If you instead think it was evil, "Slaves of Satan" by Patrick R. Bell is a solid work. For the rest of us, well, maybe. It requires a certain amount of...
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Posted on Dec 13, 2023 | Comments Off on Happy Festivus – Here I Air My Anti-Science Grievances
December 23rd is 'Festivus', a not-real holiday invented by the father of George Costanza on the hit television show "Seinfeld", involving an aluminum pole, feats of strength, and, most fun, an airing of grievances.(1)It's the airing of grievances I want to address. read...
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Posted on Feb 28, 2023 | Comments Off on Etterminnetiden: People Who Never Knew A ‘Fascist’ Use The Term Often, And That Is A Problem
In almost every case, someone being called a Nazi or Fascist on Twitter is being called such by someone who never knew any of those, and is probably a second or third generation descendant who didn't know any either. I had one grandfather who went across North Africa and one who occupied Japan but to my knowledge neither had any special claim to knowing about the Axis powers.read...
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