The above heading is often declared by mid-wit philosophers as if they are speaking of something truly remarkable and profound. Let us dissect this idea, and show that it is complete nonsense. Evolved for the Spear? The spear is a truly ancient weapon, long…
via Brett's Website May 18, 2024Before anyone asks “where have you been, what are you doing?” - I am not an article writer per se, usually I just write stuff down in my journal and forget about it. Sometimes, I upload the stuff written in my journal, and then forget about it again. Yet i…
via NetInfection May 18, 2024An excerpt from Fr. Chad Ripperger’s non-academic book titled “Shop Talk” where he explains how his formation as a mechanic taught him many lessons in the realms of philosophy and theology. This chapter’s called The Idiot. One thing I’ve observed is that not…
via Tom's Webpage May 15, 2024If you’ve never read a book on persuasion Scott Adams’ book Win Bigly: Persuasion in a World where Facts don’t Matter is a great place to start. And you should be reading books on persuasion, all communication is persuasion. Adams writes, “If you learn only …
via Jacob's Unnamed Blog May 11, 2024Last Friday night, I recieved a text from my brother – a photo that he had taken of the Northern Lights. To my knowledge, the Lights have never made an appearance in Pennsylvania remotely within my lifetime. After I saw his photo, I immediately walked outs…
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