Category Archives: Science

Storm Troopers of the War on Boys

     The social sciences can readily be abused by those who wish to push an agenda, and often such work is less “science” than bias confirmation.  When doctors and other such professionals allow their reputation to be a servant for their … Continue reading

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Atomic America

     Despite the call for practical “green”/carbon free energy sources to fill our growing energy needs, most of the emphasis has been on unreliable wind energy or highly costly and inefficient use solar panels.  While the hydrocarbon boom brought on by … Continue reading

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Tastes Like… Energy Independence!

     Recently, Democratic Governor of Colorado John Hickenlooper has laudably been fighting against excess and crippling regulation of “fracking” (AKA Hydrolic Fracturing) used to tap America’s fast hydrocarbon wealth.  He stood up against the many conspiracy theorists who insisted that “fracking … Continue reading

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From Technical Ecstasy to “I Can Haz Socializm”: A Stand Alone Complex

     Less than 20 years ago, the “internet” played practically no role in election campaign, or even in the wider areas of the culture, such in entertainment, news, and, to a large degree, education.  While the way that the Progressive bastions … Continue reading

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The Progressive War on Nevada

     The hyper-leftist organization, the Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada (PLAN), hosted a preemptive rebuttal to Gov. Sandoval’s State of the State address, and delivered by former state Senator Sheila Leslie.  In her address, she espoused the usual unthinking canned ideas … Continue reading

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What Nevada Needs is a Good Fracking!

     It looks like the “ocean of oil” discovered previously in Nevada may very well be exploited after all. “[C] ompany officials said they have secured leases in Elko County totaling 350,000 acres. They plan to spend $130 million over the … Continue reading

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News of the Week for Dec. 30th, 2012

News of the Week for Dec. 30th, 2012

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12 Posts of Christmas, 2012 (Day 1)

     ‘Tis the season for snowflakes, whether they are falling from the sky, or simply being made by children for decoration.  An interesting “snowflake” is Koch’s Snowflake, which is a fractal curve created by “starting with an equilateral triangle, then recursively … Continue reading

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Proof Of The Decline Of Mankind?

     Geneticist Gerald Crabtree has recently made waves by forwarding the hypothesis that human intelligence “peaked thousands of years ago and we’ve been on an intellectual and emotional decline ever since.”  To whit:      “His argument is based on the fact that … Continue reading

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American Energy Independence via The 22nd Amernment

     A recent study is suggesting that the United States may become energy independent within a couple of decades.  This would be due, to a large degree, on improvements on drilling technology such as horizontal drilling and “fracking” of shale.  The … Continue reading

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