Fauci: Canonization On Pause
Imagine, gentle readers, that you are the head of the federal agency responsible for dealing with pandemics and similar emergencies. …
Category Archives: Science
Covid: Time To Be Americans Again
Many years ago I attended a literature seminar at the University of Wyoming. Before classes began, there was a reception …
Climate Change: Texas Style
Regular readers will recall my occasional writing on subsidies for electric vehicles. The federal government subsidized the purchase of EVs …
Birthing Stupidity At Harvard
Just a bit of medical/academic lunacy for today’s article, gentle readers. Regarding the headline graphic, we have reporter Jennifer Bendery, …
Math Is Racist; Is Swimming?
As regular readers might recall, I was born without the math gene. I do not, upon finding myself gazing at …
Draining The NIH/CDC Swamp
The public generally has a positive impression of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Centers for Disease Control …
President Trump: Nuts?
One of the old truisms is people go into psychology to deal with their own craziness. This certainly seems true where …
Coronavirus: Who Are We Really?
Throughout the nation, stores, restaurants, theaters, accommodations of all kinds are limiting hours or closing. Schools are closing, professional sports …
Coronavirus: Evil, Demented Children
If anyone doubted that many D/S/Cs are so stricken with terminal Trump Derangement Syndrome they are willing—no, delighted—to see America …
The Amazon Fires: Ten–Maybe Twelve–More Years And It’s Doom For Sure!
With the conclusion of the recent G7 Summit, we have learned that President Trump did not engage in “save the …
UFOs: Is The Truth Out There?
Do UFO’s exist? Of course they do. The questions are: what are they? What’s their origin? We may be a …
The Boob Effect, 2019
I first posted this article in March of 2017. Since then, I’ve come to understand that I am white, male, …
School Lunch Warning
Who can forget those thrilling days of yesteryear, the Age of Obama, which Michelle Obama so benevolently looked over the nutritional …
The Wonder Of It All
In encouraging my students to read—a never-ending quest—I often observe that whenever I begin to think I’m pretty smart, I …
