Reading the old European philosophers – usually from Descartes onwards – is an interesting activity but is like sieving through the cold ashes of thought
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Statistical Research Meets Jesus..
This is an interesting lecture that requires watching with a clear mind, even if you disagree with the style or opinions of the lecturer. The
How Paul Robeson Jr Betrayed His Father!
Having read a number of books on the subject of Paul Robeson’s life it is self-evident that the price paid by a number of African-Americans
The Dialectical illogicality of Neo-Maoism – the View from China
The US has been engaged in an overt attack upon Socialism and Communism for decades. Although this certainly intensified after WWII, the antagonism certainly existed
The Problem of US Anti-Intellectualism Part III – Conspiracy and Superstition
General discourse within the US milieu is that of theological speculation masquerading as the secular use of logic and reason. The peculiarities of the US
How US Science Proved the Soviet Theory of the ‘Non-Divine’ Origin of Life (1952)
In 1924 the eminent Soviet bio-chemist Alexander Oparin (Алекса́ндр Опа́рин) [1894-1980] published his ground-breaking book entitled ‘The Origin of Life’, within which he examined the
