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05/12/2017

Hubris (/ˈhjuːbrɪs/, also hybris, from ancient Greek ὕβρις) describes a personality quality of extreme or foolish pride or dangerous overconfidence.

11/22/2016

Planck Satellite Confirms WMAP Findings: The Universe is not Copernican! The Modern World is Faced with the Breach of a Far Reaching Paradigm Most cosmologists will not admit it publicly, but perhaps over a beer they would tell you what is happening.  Observations over the last 50 years, culminating with the Planck satellite results (March 2013) set modern science on a counter revolution leading closer to ideas formed 500 years ago. Today’s cosmology is based on two broad principles: The

11/22/2016

From my perspective, science is a powerful tool for acquiring knowledge, but it has been co-opted by the corporate state and the elite minions which support it.  Unfortunately, most "scientists" today do not have an adequate understanding of the theological and philosophical roots upon which science was founded and are merely "technicians" within their respective niche fields.  This state of affairs is only made worse by the emphasis on STEM programs, which essentially amounts to the elimination

11/22/2016

The problem with science today is the implicit assumption that it must be dehumanized to provide a real path to Truth.  While I can envision a way to use science more effectively to achieve truth, it can not be done without scientists trained in other disciplines of epistemology, namely a broader philosophy that includes branches other than just positive rationalism, particularly morality and ethics.  I have another blog post titled "The Folly of Scientism" which was the title an article that I

11/21/2016

My very first research project occurred in elementary school when our class went to the library to learn how to use the resource materials to answer research questions.  We were split into small groups of 3-4 students and my group was assigned to determine the religion of the three Wiseman who foresaw the birth of Christ.  I recall being fascinated with the question itself, since we had not learned of any other religions in Sunday School.  I was even more intrigued to discover that they were

11/20/2016

They kept telling the American people Hillary Clinton was going to win the election; and in every way they could think of, they told the American people this was a good idea. Then, on election night, they, the media, crashed. The results came in. The media went into deep shock. As protests and riots then spread across America, the media neglected to mention a) they’d been bashing Trump because he said he might not accept the outcome of the vote, and b) here were large numbers of people on

11/17/2016

While it seems obvious that we all have a biological predisposition to obey authority, we should consider where it comes from and how it's exploited by false authority. "The family [has] been called the first model of political societies: the ruler corresponds to the father, and the people to the children; and all, being born free and equal, alienate their liberty only for their own advantage. The whole difference is that, in the family, the love of the father for his children repays him for

11/17/2016

I read an article recently that presents real CO2 science, unlike the politically influenced and now fully discredited "global warming" myth cooked up by the global elite who hate life on this planet.  Rather than focus on the real global pollution that they poison our water and food with or the depopulation vaccines they force upon poor cultures around the world, they want to block out our life giving sun and tax us for generating CO2, an essential gas that all green life on this planet depends

11/17/2016

There’s no fighting it – humans are innately social creatures. But while it's widely accepted that socializing makes us happier, this might not be strictly true if you’re highly intelligent. Evolutionary psychologists from Singapore Management University and the London School of Economics and Political Science found exactly this when they studied more than 15,000 young adults. They concluded that, while people generally feel happier when they spend time with others, very smart people are an