Politics and Ethics Scientists Should Earn Trust, Not Demand It March 16, 2022 Some academics are role-playing the churchmen who condemned Galileo. CONTINUE READING
Politics and Ethics Scientists Are Not Always Wise on Policy February 10, 2022 A head buried in academia doing government-funded research may not be good in public policy. CONTINUE READING
Geology Geologic Column Evolves February 1, 2022 Like a prototype made of putty, the geologic column is less a reflection of reality than it is of ideology. CONTINUE READING
Geology Geological Names Are Not Carved in Stone January 31, 2022 A good deal of arbitrariness and modification over time goes into the naming of geological systems. CONTINUE READING
Philosophy of Science Science and Scientism Are Two Different Things December 15, 2021 A Scientist Condemns Scientism, or why many scientists wrongly confuse science with scientism. CONTINUE READING
Politics and Ethics More Research Undermines Climate Consensus October 18, 2021 What's at stake is a threat of punishing all humans (except elitists) around the globe for what may be a natural phenomenon. CONTINUE READING
Philosophy of Science How to Avoid Climate Screams August 9, 2021 The epistemology of climate science reveals a wide gap between alarmism and empiricism. CONTINUE READING
Media Big Science Demands the Trust It Isn’t Getting July 31, 2021 Don't ask questions, orders Big Science. Submit, or you will be mocked as a science denier. You may even be censored. We, the propaganda arm of the Left, are the experts. CONTINUE READING
Philosophy of Science Science Mismeasures Itself July 17, 2021 Blundering along, Big Science creates perverse incentives and ignores its biases while awarding itself happy face stickers. CONTINUE READING
Intelligent Design Was the Coronavirus Intelligently Designed? May 13, 2021 A major controversy is arising in scientific communities about which is the correct origin story for SARS-CoV-2. CONTINUE READING
Media Who Decides What Is Misinformation About Science? April 16, 2021 Can scientists recognize their own fallibility? Must they portray themselves as judges over the public? CONTINUE READING
Politics and Ethics Persecution of Darwin Skeptics in 2021 Likely to Get Worse January 1, 2021 The way cancel culture grew in 2020, it will probably skyrocket in 2021 under a leftist government. CONTINUE READING
Politics and Ethics The Problem With Climate Consensus November 30, 2020 Question climate change? Be careful. You may lose your job! CONTINUE READING
Philosophy of Science Science Findings Can Be Counter-Intuitive October 17, 2020 It takes honesty and courage to report findings that don't make sense or go against "common knowledge." CONTINUE READING
Geology Unknowns Found in Climate Change Models September 21, 2020 "Follow the science!" the consensus demands, and many politicians fall in line to look good. These stories cast doubt on the science. CONTINUE READING