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Falsehoods, boredom and the rebuttal

Falsehoods, boredom and the rebuttal

Jan 28, 2020 | Opinion

When the most interesting article in the Wall Street Journal is a Life and Arts piece—Revelry Restored in Bruegel’s “Wedding Dance,” (Wednesday, January 1, 2020), despite the Impeachment is going on, boredom has reached a high mark. Yes, it has. I gave up listening to...
Science running amok

Science running amok

Jan 19, 2020 | Opinion

Not long ago we trusted scientific information because its teachings were based on facts, gathered by trustworthy individuals seeking scientific evidence to problems. Evidence that can be replicated in multiple setting in different laboratories. However, I published...
Diversity—but not if we disagree with you

Diversity—but not if we disagree with you

Jan 6, 2020 | Conservative

Since the late Seventies/Eighties, and perhaps even before, I noticed the trend of attacking free speech in universities and other places. If you disagreed with the theories of the left—you were silenced, shamed and labeled. In 1985 a sociology professor’s TA called...