Darwinian Anthropology Is Inherently Elitist
November 10, 2023
A study on African hunter-gatherer singing habits borders on racism, elitism, and malpractice.
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Big Science Embraces Disinformation
March 10, 2023
If it's for the common good, lying and manipulating the public is justified, say leftist totalitarians in academia.
Nudge Theory Falsified
July 29, 2022
The effectiveness of a popular theory for manipulating human behavior is effectively zero.
Psychopolitics Is Back
January 5, 2022
Psychologists know how to achieve compliance. Big Tech is already using it. Is Big Government next?
Christians Are Not Lab Rats
May 12, 2021
Social scientists who try to put Christians in their test tubes have the roles completely reversed.
Darwinians Still Justify Genetic Determinism
March 9, 2019
One of the most dangerous philosophies in the history of mankind is still embedded in modern Darwinism.
How to Nudge an Elitist
June 11, 2017
Smug elitists think they have a corner on truth and should tell the rest of us how to behave. They've given us the tools to push back.
Big Science Blind to Its Political Bias
December 27, 2016
More evidence that institutional scientists, journal editors and reporters live in an echo chamber that betrays their ideals of unbiased knowledge generation.
Corruption in Big Science Exposed
March 17, 2016
A commentator chastises scientists and their leaders for contributing to the destruction of the civilization that nourishes them.
Communist Explanation for Societal Collapse Offered by Science Site
March 22, 2014
"Scientists" say society is doomed, according to a "research study," but the explanation is right out of the Marx playbook.
Chinks in the Scientific Method
December 29, 2011
V & V. That’s shorthand in project design for “validation and verification.” Does the scientific method provide V & V? We are all taught to think that peer review, publication and replication help science to be self-checking, so as to avoid error. Some recent articles show that ain’t necessarily so. It may sound good in theory, but in practice, the ideal doesn’t always match the real.