Daily Archives: July 11, 2013

Originally posted on Real Science:
Cars kill about one million people a year around the world, and maim millions of others. No background check is required to purchase one of these killing machines. They are often used to transport terrorists,…

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If Zimmerman is acquitted, many difficult things will happen It will no longer be safe to beat a stranger’s head against the sidewalk  It will no longer be safe to blame partially white people for…

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Interesting reading comments about the Zimmerman trial on different news sites. A large percentage of the population are desperately hoping that the jury rules that it is illegal to defend yourself. How many years of…

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The ice pack moved from ten miles off shore yesterday, to about one mile offshore today at the eastern end of the Beaufort Sea. Based on the drift forecasts for the next week, it appears…

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Here’s one of the best things about immigration reform: It’s going to make our economy a lot stronger. fixing our broken system will create jobs, boost wages, and foster innovation. Cecilia Muñoz Director, Domestic Policy…

Originally posted on Pointman's:
We wretched dissenters from the climate orthodoxy have been placed under the psychological microscope several times in the last year or so. Since the studies, and I use that word advisedly, were conducted by featherweight…

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In the context of this series of articles about getting to know the opposition, I think it’s important at an early stage to get a realistic view of what we’re actually dealing with when it…

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I’d like to preface this piece by saying there are a number of scientists doing significant work in the field of climate science whom I deeply respect. They have all along raised the balanced doubts…

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If you work in an industry and gain a reputation for being one of the more knowledgeable people knocking around in it, you’ll eventually be asked to attend external meetings to discuss things like standards…