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People dying from Alzheimer’s are up 50% perhaps as a result of a worse social environment to live in rather than from an influx of immigrants from a part of… Read more

HUD Sect. Ben Carson in an interview recently said that ‘poverty is a state of mind’. Yes the remark had a context in which it appeared such as a given… Read more

Evolution can mean many things. Change and complexity increasing in time seems to be the main meaning. Things that don’t work die off. That’s the paradigm when someone says something… Read more

The costs of destroying the purity of ANWR will far outweigh the benefits of tearing up tundra, melting permafrost, laying miles of pipeline, spillling pollutants, wreaking havoc on the Beaufort… Read more

I have sometimes wondered what culture people come from such that they ask questions like; ‘who am I’, without having suffered from amnesia. I haven’t really been troubled by a problem… Read more

President Trump wants to plunder the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for its oil to provide global oil corporations more oil than they need already. Trump’s analysts have given him ANWRs… Read more

The book of Genesis is arguably the most influential work in human history. It has influenced innumerable intellectuals and ordinary people. Yet ironically it has largely been misunderstood. Especially interesting as… Read more

Subjectivity and truth are different concepts. Socrates sometimes found truth and subjectivity coinciding, sometimes not,  perhaps. Modern philosophy makes retro-interpretation of Attic paradigms a little challenging. There wasn’t a philosophical… Read more

Finding work for the elderly is difficult. The socialization of youth and cultural insensitivity may preclude an amicable work environment. If reasonable work is actually availble few would not prefer… Read more

An interesting new scientific report indicates that the earliest divergence of the future human line from that of big apes may have happened in the Balkans-my guess is Macedonia, about… Read more