Folks are always telling us that we need to keep our eye on the ball. Having played baseball as a kid, I understand the imagery and know how important it is to look closely at the lacing for a curve ball. Baseball imagery aside, however, I wonder whether there might not be times we ought... Continue Reading →
Double Dose of Good News
There are a couple of stories which seem to be indicators of better days ahead for clear thinking. I thought it might be nice to head into the weekend with happy thoughts; so here are 2 stories that might demonstrate that truth still prevails with persistence over time. First, Signature in the Cell has become... Continue Reading →
A Bug’s Life
A bug's life is now discriminatory. Apparently, we should rename the movie and re-tool our thinking about bugs. They aren't to be thought of as bugs, but beasts. So, we should think of a beast's life, instead of a bug's life. Does this sound absurd? Good! It means there are still human beings left on... Continue Reading →
Global Warming on Trial?
Chris Horner from Planet Gore reports on the recent U. S. Chamber of Commerce's call to hold a hearing on anthropogenic global warming (AGW). [Read: man-made global warming]. I have reported before on the dubious nature of the claims for man-made global warming. More and more information is showing that the last decade has begun... Continue Reading →
So, I’m Psycho
Wow, people wonder why I think psychology is an unreliable science. This story tells about a recent report from the APA which explains how those who are not urgently concerned about global warming are suffering from a psychological disorder. So, I suppose I'm psycho. Maybe I am, but, if so, it isn't because of failure to... Continue Reading →
Gregory C. Cochran 