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Category Archives: Science and Technology
Exchange Students from Anywhere and Anywhen
This is the last call for submissions to the anthology “Exchange Students.” I’m going to be in it; will you? “Editor Sheila Hartney and I (David Lee Summers) have been enjoying reading the wonderful submissions that have been coming in … Continue reading
Media Bias/Fact Check–Biased?
I recently became aware of a service called Media Bias/Fact Check which calls itself “The Most Comprehensive Media Bias Resource.” That sounds great–unless the resource itself is biased. So I did a rather informal check of my own. I chose … Continue reading
The Moon and the Future of Humanity
“That’s one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind.” — Neil Armstrong, 20 July 1969 Today marks the 50th anniversary of something completely unprecedented in human history–a human being landing, and the next day setting foot, on … Continue reading
FM Mind Control
“In telecommunications including radio, frequency modulation (FM) is the encoding of information in a carrier wave by varying the instantaneous frequency of the wave. In practice, it is used as a form of mind control.” This article featured on the … Continue reading
Donald Trump Lies
All right, so the title of this entry is hardly ground-breaking. Even supporters of Donald Trump say he lies (and may justify it by saying all politicians lie and they don’t care). But comparing the number and type of Trump’s … Continue reading
9 Incredible Benefits of Breastfeeding
An opinion by guest blogger Jessica M Breastfeeding is the most natural way of taking care of your little one. It’s an incredible method of nourishing your baby, and its benefits extend beyond the basic nutrition. There is no denying … Continue reading
Alden Loveshade: Why Wait Til I’m Dead?
IMPORTANT: As of this posting, Alden Loveshade is very much alive. Alden has been to far too many funerals/memorial services in the past few years, parent(s), sibling(s), uncle(s), aunt(s), cousin(s), etc. So many times it’s come up: “Gee, I wish … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Discordian and Ek-sen-trik, Education and Learning, Family and Friends, Health and Medical, Love and Sex, Media and News, Politics and War, Religion and Philosophy, Science and Technology
Tagged family, freedom of information, freedom of speech, medical, personism, protest
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Humans are Sheep–Stand with the Flock?
A small social experiment–would you stand at a buzzer just because everybody else does? In “free” societies, it’s often used as an insult to call people “sheep.” We like to say, “Do your own thing,” and “Be yourself,” and “Don’t do … Continue reading
Brother and Sister Plan to Have a Baby Together
Chalk that headline up as another one that’s not quite what you might think it is but gets attention. “Funnily enough, there’s actually nothing remotely incestuous about my sister and I planning to have a baby together,” said Australian Samuel Leighton-Dore. … Continue reading
Where’s The Blogs?
As of right now, you may notice there’s almost a year gap between blog posts. Yes, we’re aware of it, and yes, we’re working on it. We had something of a glitch ($%&!#X!) in doing an update. It’s in the … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Discordian and Ek-sen-trik, Education and Learning, Family and Friends, Health and Medical, Love and Sex, Media and News, Politics and War, Religion and Philosophy, Science and Technology
Tagged ek-sen-trik-kuh discordia: the tales of shamlicht, family, freedom of information, friends
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