You can read my recent Claremont Review of Books review of Peter Atkins’ On Being and Paul Feyerabend’s The Tyranny of Science here.
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There has been a lot of talk in the blogosphere and elsewhere about former atheist blogger Leah Libresco’s recent conversion to Catholicism.... -
The object of the Chopstick Challenge is quite simple: see how many golf balls you can pick up in 60 seconds... using chopsticks. Which fro...
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So we've learned that all the innocent bystanders injured at the Empire State Building, other than the intended target of the killer, we... -
Well, despite letting Mitt get away with the same lies as before (doubled the deficit) and several new ones (regulations quadrupled)* ( bala... -
Here's one of the more interesting takes on Mitt Romney's incessant and blatant lying that I've seen. It's not a bug; it...
