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The Teaching Power of Nature

Scientists continue to find reasons for getting outdoors and observing the beauty of the world

Gender Is a Fact, Not a Choice

With rare exceptions, there are males and there are females, and they are distinguishable by science.

Psychotherapy Is Useless

For treating borderline personality disorder, doing nothing is cheaper than paying a psychotherapist and likely to be just as successful.

Big Science Pushed Anti-Science Agenda on Masks

Science’s reputation has been tarnished by a consensus that used flawed science to inflict health risks on millions of students for over a year.

Can You Have Godliness without God?

Secular scientists attempt to promote righteousness through human effort.

Was the Coronavirus Intelligently Designed?

A major controversy is arising in scientific communities about which is the correct origin story for SARS-CoV-2.

Human Sweat Glands Show Design

Study of human skin attempts to document evolution, but ends up supporting intelligent design.

The Bad Aftertaste of Cannabis Legalization

God created bodies for health. One should expect problems when policies compromise health for pleasure and money.

Rupturing a Myth: The Human Appendix Is Not Vestigial

Darwin’s story of useless organs was wrong, yet the myth about the human appendix (a classic example) lives on.

How to Be a Meat-Head Though Smart

Answer: Become a Darwinist. It allows you to show off vocabulary and biology while making up silly stories.

A Sound Mind Is Reborn

Is ultrasound a path into the minds of some "locked-in" patients?

SARS-CoV-2 Virus Dies in Seconds Under UV-C

New research finds that seconds of exposure to 254nm ultraviolet light inactivates the coronavirus that causes COVID-19.

Scientists Apologize for Racism, cont: The Tuskegee Syphilis Study

The apology barely mentioned another incident that showed how scientific racists mistreated blacks for 40 years. Here's the scoop.

Hope Needs a Reason

Hope is good for you. But hope in what?

Mask Wearing Can Do Harm

For those who claim to "follow the science," here is a lesson on the difficulty of proving the benefit of a blanket policy.
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