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Daily Archives: February 28, 2009
Norman Lear has another HIT on his resume
I was lazily working my way through the paper on a non-football Saturday morning and came across an interesting article. No, it wasn’t that The Woodlands boys and girls both won their varsity soccer games, as usual. It was that … Continue reading
Darwin & Viktor Deak vs. Jindal, Huckabee and booga-booga
In the 6th edition of “On the Origin of Species” Charles Darwin lamented over the power of “steady misrepresentation” of the facts and observations of his work 150 years ago. Those were days when God’s grace meant you could be … Continue reading
Posted in anthropology, astronomy, behavior, biology, brain, philosophy, politics, public policy, religion, science, social science
Tagged ambivalence, Branch & Scott, Copernicus, Dogma, evolution, faith, Galileo, genetic drift, intolerance, mutation, primates, religion in schools, Roman Catholic Church, science, speciation
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Homeland Security Threat Level – Does it ever change?
I did a lot of business travel in the last 18 months and have witnessed the variety of TSA and airport security changes. Most of the improvements have actually, well, improved the security experience. However one thing that NEVER changes … Continue reading
