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Eternity in Their Near-Death Experiences

As reports rise, scientists are taking NDE's more seriously. But is it a scientific question?

Statistical Significance: An Abused Standard

The pursuit of statistical significance incentivizes gaming the system for fame.

Evolutionary Psychology Fails; Biblical Parenting Is Best

Drawing lessons from Jamaican and global social science research, we explore the value of parental investment, contrasting conventional paradigms in evolutionary psychology.  

Scientism Fails Counseling 101

How can a meaningless universe offer comfort? How can a purposeless universe offer purpose?

Archive: Fall Colors, Goby Fish, Virus Motor, Planets, Hiking, St Luke, More

Fall colors and St. Luke: here are some of the stories we were reporting in October 2001.

Beware of Mindfulness

A popular meditation technique derived from ancient Buddhism "can be harmful – and can even make mental health worse."

Evolutionary Psychology Refutes Itself

Why intelligent PhD psychologists cannot see this implicates Darwinism as a logic-destroying mind virus.

How to Be a Sapiens, Not Just a Homo

Darwinism cheapens human life, making us pawns of impersonal, uncaring forces.

Archive: Ape Archaeology, Cat Psychology, Old DNA, and a Bridge

From May 2002, these articles are still informative and sometimes funny.

Archive: Wood, Gratitude, and Space Aliens

These stories from 2003 are still fun to read after 21 years. Read about wood, gratitude, and space alien morality.

Is Materialism Starting to Crack?

Some papers in journals offer hope that materialist assumptions are weakening.

Scientism Moves into Speculative Fantasyland

Abandoning rigor, the Big Science Cartel and its promoters in the media turn goofy.

Archive: Material Girls (and Boys) in a Material World Are Not Happy Campers

This article was published twenty years ago on Sept 7, 2003.

Secular Psychology Defrauded the World

It warped our view of human nature, says a psychologist. But we're better now. We just want you to be happy.

Semantic Inflation Can Create False Trends

The rise in anxiety can look downright depressing. But maybe it's an artifact of "concept creep" instead.
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