Category Archives: INDIGENOUS SCIENCE AND SCIENTIFIC METHOD
This is the Earth! This is Where You Live
This is the Earth! This is where you live. View this image › NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Image / Via visibleearth.nasa.gov 2. And this is where you live in your neighborhood, the solar system. View this image › Via … Continue reading
How to argue with a scientist: A guide
How to argue with a scientist: A guide from The Contemplative Mammoth, by Jacquelyn Gill ⋅ December 6, 2011 ⋅ I notice it all the time– on Facebook, in the comments of a science blog, over family gatherings, or listening … Continue reading
Global Warming: The US Set for a Return of the Dustbowl .. and Worse!
Global Warming: The US Set for a Return of the Dustbowl .. and Worse! NASA has published an article that global climate change is going to produce unimaginably bad, long lasting droughts. “Unprecedented drought conditions” — the worst in more than 1,000 … Continue reading
Marxism for the Few, Or, Let ‘Em Eat Theory
Marxism for the Few, Or, Let ‘Em Eat Theory by Doug Dowd Monthly Review, April 1982 The years since the Second World War have unquestionably produced more people in the United States who see themselves as Marxists, more Marxist periodicals … Continue reading
A Weapon of Neo-Colonialism Education Has Little to do with Knowledge
A Weapon of Neo-Colonialism Education Has Little to do with Knowledge Post Categories: Opinion > Andre Vltchek Andre Vltchek | Saturday, February 14, 2015, 20:28 Beijing As I was leaving India, which is, according to the Empire “the largest democracy … Continue reading
Liberal Hypocrisy: Why would a gay couple WANT a cake from these Christians?
Liberal Hypocrisy: Why would a gay couple WANT a cake from these “Christians”? – Bakery risks large fine for anti-gay discrimination – A Portland-area bakery discriminated against a same-sex couple who wanted to purchase a wedding cake, the Oregon Bureau … Continue reading
Economic Models and Reality
Rats! History does repeat itself February 10, 2015peterradfordLeave a commentGo to comments from Peter Radford And clearly economists don’t learn from it. Ponder this: “It was all very well for the rich, who could raise all the credit they needed, to … Continue reading