Down the Primrose Path
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Another tale of woe from a simatheist abandoned to the tutelage of the world.
Google Gets It Right
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Joe lies when he cries.
Check Your Sources
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Two brilliant men: one moral, one immoral.
Revoking the Looting License
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Businesses that encourage theft and looting through a policy of ‘do nothing’ should receive nothing from honest customers.
Headline: Governor Newsom Had an Adverse Reaction to Latest Injection
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Coherence is not Newsom’s forte.
Women’s Fib
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Nagging is endemic to an unhinged woman.
Meretricious Malleability
Atheists often speak triumphantly of changeability and malleability as being that which distinguishes science from Christianity, a statement which the credulous are all too eager to imbibe. But the reality is that both have fundamental principles upon which all other activities and the inferences of each depend and which do not change. The former takes […]
The Impact of the Centralization of Power
The centralization of power at any of the state, federal, or global levels has three primary effects which play into the apathy and pride of man: Decisions are made by others, which frees us from having to remove our gaze from whatever is currently entertaining us. When the decisions are bad, we will blame others. […]