Fun with logical fallacies: The appeal to consequences
My college buddy Jered, who’ve I’ve spent several posts on responding to, in one of the comments he recently left used the appeal to consequences logical fallacy. These are often […]
My college buddy Jered, who’ve I’ve spent several posts on responding to, in one of the comments he recently left used the appeal to consequences logical fallacy. These are often […]
It was a slow week for news, but here’s what we’ve got: The European Space Agency has made contact with the Russian Phobos-Grunt Mars probe. Unfortunately the window to get […]
This story is just too good to pass up. The Mullets are in trouble. Samuel Mullet Sr., the leader of a conservative Amish sect in Ohio, and six of his […]
Seventy-seven-year-old William Casey, a former Catholic priest has been convicted of raping an alter boy, something he did to the poor young man for two years. He’s been sentenced to […]
In the finest tradition of the Roman Catholic Church,* it’s come out that they’ve been in the porn business, well sort of. This was in Germany and they owned a […]
Assuming there’s any validity to this purely fabricated and awesome graph, I would assume the reasons it starts ticking up for nerds are becoming free from religion, discovering Linux, making […]
This video is from “All in the Family,” a sitcom from the 1970s. It predates me, enough so that I think this clip is the most of it I’ve seen. […]
There are many things to be thankful for this year. I’m thank my parents for lovingly accept their children in spite of us being wayward in their eyes. I want […]
This is some pretty awesome science in action. The presence of salt changes the freezing point of water, so it would be no wonder that when it starts to freeze […]
The Fellowship of Freethought in Dallas interviewed people at Skepticon about what their thankful for check out the video:Now I hate to be buzz kill, but I have to ask, […]