Rein in the bad science.
Plus, is falsifiability critical to science?
Yes.
It’s bad, and you should feel bad.
Capitalism has found a way to work with human nature.
Socialism, on the other hand, can be implemented only by denying it, despite the fact that human nature unfortunately finds itself attracted to the concept.
Well, this is refreshing. Maybe she should think about switching parties, though; she seems out of touch with the base.
Some instruction for millennials, from Bastiat.
[Update a couple minutes later]
Milan Kundera on historical amnesia.
[Afternoon update]
Socialism: The delusional fantasy that always ends in a nightmare.
An interesting disquisition on the ethics of saving others.
It’s not consistent with the scientific method. I agree.
…want to blacklist academics who write for Quillette.
[Update a few minutes later]
Speaking of Quillette, “Why We Should Read Marx.”
Giving him the boot.
He does seem to have gone completely nuts.
What are they good for? It seems to me they were mainly good for the pro-abortionists to hold the line against any restrictions on it, or any notion that embryos might be worthy of consideration as humans. Unlike them, I’m very glad that adult stem cells now seem to be the gold standard.