17 June 2015
by skzb
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Now that my 60th birthday is approaching, I’ve been starting to look back at some of the things that I always meant to do but that, to be realistic, it is now too late for. Some of you, I know, … Continue reading
11 June 2015
by skzb
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Here are a few things I’ve come across over the last few years. I have not made any of these up. Their profundity speaks for itself. Scientists are sure they’re right, and religious people are sure they’re right. Therefore, science … Continue reading
29 March 2015
by skzb
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ETA 8-Apr-15: I am informed (see comments) that the argument I attribute to St. Thomas was in fact made by St. Anselm, and that Thomas refuted it. I take some consolation in not being the only one to make this mistake … Continue reading
25 March 2015
by skzb
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So here are some things to fight about: 1. Failing to make the distinction between sexism and misogyny is as unscientific as failing to make the distinction between authoritarianism and fascism. Precision is important–if we actually want to solve the problem. 2. … Continue reading
3 February 2015
by skzb
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This is one of my favorite kinds of blog posts: where I dive into it not knowing the answer. Usually when that happens, it’s what I write a book about, but some questions I don’t want to turn into novels. So … Continue reading