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It is amazing to me that such a large part of the public can so often be so wrong about fairly simple issues. It is something like that saying about… Read more

  If there is a greater time waster on the Internet than using Windows I don’t know what it is except maybe the Istore app. Windows 10 April 2018 update forces… Read more

 Russia’s long history in the Crimea followed that of the decadent Roman Empire and invasions of Huns, Goths and Khazars to the Peninsula that had previously experienced Greek and Roman… Read more

Two characters from my book Pieces of Eight discuss the theological problem of evil. “How can God pre-determine and create a Universe and be consistent with His nature as perfect and without… Read more

Iran could practice real politik and restore diplomatic relations leading to full renormalization with Israel and be quite better off. Iran was the second Muslim nation to recognize Israel. Israel… Read more

N.A.S.A. only spent 10 million dollars annually to keep an eye on the Earth’s green house gas content in the atmosphere. While the U..S. government has a vast right and… Read more

Bayle writes somewhat like Socrates and Protagoras. His writing about epistemological issues of true and false conscience remind me of Socrates discoursing on true and false opinion. Europeans however arise from… Read more

 I don’t know that I will ever trust Facebook after learning that Russian trolls ran millions of political ads before boredom set in after the 2016 election. http://money.cnn.com/2018/05/10/technology/russian-facebook-ads-targeted-mexican-americans/index.html  I used to think… Read more

Plato is the inventor of cycles of history and explains political forms as cyclical. Plato conflates economics and form of government as if they were necessarily one and the same.… Read more

When I was in blank space; the primordial darkness of mind that everyone is likely to experience if they think about it, I could only see Sir Isaac Newton’s spinning… Read more