HeyJaredAnthony J. DeBlasi
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Science is not the ultimate authority (opens the original)
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Practitioners of fake science expect us to support and live by their flawed programs for progress. There are numbers for weight, height, pulse, cholesterol, etc., etc., etc… even for intelligence. But what are the numbers for love, hate, compassion, sympathy, and the countless unquantifiable aspects of human life that define human beings? The familiar scale of “1 to 10” is hopelessly inadequate and totally subjective. Who among the most alert of academics and professionals take notice that the m
The Exit From Reality Known As La-La Land (opens the original)
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It is a tragic irony that in America, cradle of freedom, the most precious freedom of all is being lost: the freedom of the mind. Liberal intellectuals who could help us glean much of what there is to know about the world frequently mar their messages with nonsense, to put it bluntly. It makes me wonder why they more often than not reach into what many of us call La-La Land for their and our enlightenment. Such a tendency recalls the atmosphere of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland. Alice’s adv
Justice concerning abortion (opens the original)
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As a gardener, I ordinarily discard the excess sprouts in favor of the number I plan to care for. Some people carry such weeding out into the domain of human affairs, as with the practice of abortion. As a gardener, when the seeds I plant all come up, I ordinarily discard the excess sprouts in favor of the number I plan to care for. Some people carry such weeding out into the domain of human affairs, as with the practice of abortion. Among the participants of human “thinning” are those who hold
What equality and democracy don’t share (opens the original)
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Culture > Western Civilization Link copied A distinguished visitor to America in its formative years had something important to say about democracy and socialism. A distinguished visitor to America in its formative years had something important to say about democracy and socialism. “Democracy,” said Alexis de Tocqueville, “extends the sphere of individual freedom, socialism restricts it. Democracy attaches all possible value to each man; socialism makes each man a mere agent, a mere number. Demo
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