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Category Archives: Education
‘Science 2.0’ weighs in — Alessandro Strumia’s reputation
Last updated 2018 10 11 ‘Science 2.0’ weighs in on the destruction of Alessandro Strumia’s character, motivations, reputation and career prospects. »Strumia’s slides contain a collection of half-baked claims, coming from his analysis of InSpire data from citations and authorship of articles in theoretical physics. I consider his talk offensive on many levels. It starts by casting the woman discrimination issue in scientific academia as a test of hypothesis of whether the “man-woman” symmetry is explicitly broken (i.e. there is no symmetry) or spontaneously broken (by a difference of treatment) – something that could even raise a smile in a geeky physicist; but the fun ends there. He uses all … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Education, Men and Women Work
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Survivor hyperbole – increasingly popular survivor fad
Survivor hyperbole – Survivors of [insert victimhood category] – is an ever more popular survivor fad. What is it with the growing popularity of the fad that drives ever more people to assert that they are survivors of something or other? If merely being alive is classified as survival, does that make a mundane life heroic? An old saw goes, “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger,” and another one, “Adversity makes people tough,” or “When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” Nothing is perfect. Not even things that kill do kill everyone, but what about things that are not obviously, extremely rarely or not even logically fatal? Is someone … Continue reading
Actual Average Lifespans Decline — US Women Lose Big
» Actual Average Lifespans Decline — U.S. Women Lose Big « That should have been in the headlines of the front pages for years. It wasn’t. International Women’s Day is not over. It would be over now, largely gone from our minds, if it weren’t for the news. The news during the past few days mentioned much about discrimination against women, about an escalating epidemic of sexual harassment, about the persistent pay gap (entirely mythical, when examined objectively, which is of course never mentioned) that puts women at a disadvantage, and many more things like that – feminists had decided years ago – needed to be eradicated to make women … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Education, Feminism, Health, History, Media Bias, Men's Issues, Population Control, Propaganda Exposed, The New World Order
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Gender Re-education creates Gender-Newspeak fluency
…. previous page Part of the multi-part series: ‘Single-Gender Classes’Index and preamble for series Gender re-education — If you don’t get it (the gender Newspeak), then you should go to school and take remedial classes, which may permit you to appreciate the difficulties facing new immigrants who try to learn English and a vocabulary they never heard of, let alone imagined, such as in this: No doubt, SJWs are correct (they must be, how else could we rationalize the validity of political correctness), and children are resilient. Children will be better able to cope with the requirements of the Newspeak than non-English-speaking new immigrants are. Children will be growing up … Continue reading
Seven Genders – Why not more?
…. previous page Updated 2018 12 15: minor edits Part of the multi-part series: ‘Single-Gender Classes’Index and preamble for series Seven genders – why stop there? There were of course people, well-endowed with common sense, who argued against letting anyone get a foot into the door of the time-honoured discussion of Nature vs. Nurture and pointed out that, if Nature no longer matters; Gender is a very flexible thing, “a construct”; The number of sexual orientations need not be limited by choice as much as by human imagination (and no one knows where the limits of that may be); Gender need not to be cast in stone, and the ever-changing … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Education, Gay issues, History, The New World Order
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Gender Under Re-Construction – Social Justice Warriors at Work
…. previous page Part of the multi-part series: ‘Single-Gender Classes’ Index and preamble for series Gender under re-construction: Social justice warriors (SJWs) had been fighting for a long time to have co-ed classes for both sexes, but, once they had achieved to make them a reality, that was just a first step. They also demanded that the term sex, to identify biological differences between males and females of the human species, was not longer desired. They deemed that term to be sexist, discriminatory to the minuscule minorities of what not very long ago were five different genders (apparently to teach those a lesson who thought that there are only two sexes). … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Education, Gay issues, History, The New World Order
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Single-gender classes
1st part of the multi-part series: ‘Single-Gender Classes’ Index Introduction Gender Under Re-Construction – Social Justice Warriors at Work Seven genders – Why not more? Gender Re-education creates fluency in Gender-Newspeak Once upon a time, single-gender classes were thought to be important. Once-upon a time they were the rule, when they were called boys-classes or -schools, and girls-classes or -schools, when things were still simple and there were thought (or claimed) to be only two sexes, but that changed. Single-sex classes (as they were at times called) were out, and co-ed classes were in. Today, the issue of co-ed classes progressed to the point where the term sex, to identify biological … Continue reading
Posted in Censorship, Civil Rights, Education, Gay issues, History, Single-gender classes
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Divorce hurts Children, a million more in the U.S. a year
Divorce hurts children: “Each year, over a million American children suffer the divorce of their parents. Divorce causes irreparable harm to all involved, but most especially to the children. Though it might be shown to benefit some individuals in some individual cases, over all it causes a temporary decrease in an individual’s quality of life and puts some “on a downward trajectory from which they might never fully recover.”1 Divorce damages society. It consumes social and human capital. It substantially increases cost to the taxpayer, while diminishing the taxpaying portion of society. It diminishes children’s future competence in all five of society’s major tasks or institutions: family, school, religion, marketplace and government. The reversal of the cultural and social … Continue reading
Posted in Child Abuse, Civil Rights, Divorce, Economy, Education, Family, Health, Men's Issues, Paternal Rights, Single-Parent
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Surgical Fires — Calling Doctor Semmelweis
Dr. Semmelweis is no longer with us, surgical fires are. Laser surgery is at times the source of ignition of fires in operating rooms. Laser surgery and Dr. Semmelweis’ efforts had and still have similar consequences, good and bad ones. They save lives, quite a few on account of laser surgery, but vastly more, perhaps as many as or more than half a billion in the case of Dr. Semmelweis’ efforts. Unfortunately, they also caused and cause injury and death, very rarely in the case of laser surgery, perhaps never in the case of Dr. Semmelweis but once. What he discovered killed him. It made him a martyr who died … Continue reading
Posted in Censorship, Education, Feminism, History, Marriage, Media Bias, Population Control, Propaganda Exposed, Single-Parent, Things men do
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Naming Mountains and Ideologies — the Real and the Ideal
Mountains and ideologies are named by people who think they rule, occupy, own or were victorious over them. Ownership changes, as do the names. Love is an ideal thing, marriage is real. Confusing an ideal with what is real will have unexpected consequences. The confusion of the ideal with the real happens in love and in war, as well as with any other ideal and ideologies. Ideologies have consequences as soon as someone wishes to turn idealistic pipe dreams that are more or less-well thought out into reality. Even just trying to get a start at some of the things that some people wish to get into motion will cost … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Education, History, Propaganda Exposed
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