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on an ending to the world as we have until recently known it
Jul 5
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June 2025
Internet: can the benefits outweigh the damage?
The internet offers great benefits in using large databases and in helping scholarly communication and the like; and it is a marvelous assistant to…
Jun 12
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May 2025
Guests, visitors, rights, obligations
When we entertain guests or visitors in our home, some things are generally understood even if unspoken.
May 24
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Artificial intelligence --- a dangerous, potentially fatal misnomer
“Intelligence” has been defined in a number of different ways.
May 13
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Statistics must be left to the statisticians
War must not be left to the generals; and policy-making about public health must not be left to experts in a particular discipline, as a recent book…
May 6
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April 2025
Passover-pertinent quotations
My personal and family history often brings to mind, especially at times like Passover, these quotes, which seem unfortunately to have remained…
Apr 18
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COVID was mismanaged: How not to repeat that history?
In COVID'S Wake [1] provides a very detailed description and analysis of the mismanagement of the COVID pandemic.
Apr 11
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COVID was mismanaged: How not to repeat that history?
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March 2025
How can we know that we are not wrong?
This essay is stimulated by the book chapter, “The scientific consensus on climate change: how do we know we’re not wrong?”, by Naomi Oreskes [1].
Mar 31
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COVID and HIV: a telling comparison — “HIV” is not an infectious virus
A new book [1] documents the gross, damaging mis-management of the COVID epidemic.
Mar 29
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Covid-19 mistakes underscore the need for a Science Court
A new book [1] provides chapter and verse for the desperate need [2] for a truly impartial, independent way of assessing the relative merits of…
Mar 24
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Covid-19 mistakes underscore the need for a Science Court
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Needed: a specifically dedicated SCIENCE Court
Laws (and the legal system) should be compatible with the realities of nature
Mar 9
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January 2025
From Political Correctness to DEI: (From the best of intentions to thoroughly hellish circumstances)
part 2
Jan 21
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