Sutter would be better off to worry more when things are called pseudoscience because, despite evidence in their favor, they contradict fashionable thinking.
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To insist that the mind is not real and can’t be constrained amounts to taking a philosophical position, not one based on science. There is no relevant science.
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In a world of no truth but multiple perspectives, what does plagiarism even mean?
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In the human sense, cats neither love nor hate neither because for us these emotions are mixed up with the indelible effects of human reason.
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It’s not clear that the case for global government, such as it is, needs an evolution myth; more likely, the evolution proponents just want in on the game.
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Our remote ancestors were forging a system for writing down what they knew thousands of years before what we think of as history.
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Unlike the birth of publishing, we don’t all face outright in-your-face state censorship that prevents the value of the new technologies from being realized.
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Materialist science has got about as far as it can go and progress will only be made if we are willing to contemplate non-materialist approaches.
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In a deeply rational, ordered universe, Gödel argues, human potential — frustrated in so many ways here — must flower afterward elsewhere.
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As Tablet editor Jacob Siegel shows, truth or falsehood is irrelevant to disinformation, which is whatever government does not want you to know.
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From the fragments gathered so far, it seems we have no evidence for a history of the human mind, only the history of human technology.
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i Loeb sounds as though has absolutely no idea what makes human intelligence unique; thus he mistakes the result for the cause.
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In reality, faith means that you can’t be absolutely sure that something will work but it is a reasonable belief.
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If “data science” is a way of teaching math without teaching math, it will just be another way for teachers to fail upward.
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There is no reason to think Neanderthals were not human in the usual sense except that someone must be the subhuman if Darwinism is true.
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The rise and fall of intellectual movements may well now depend on their ability to use new media successfully to express their views.
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Dualism — human consciousness is real, immaterial, and special — is the only approach to consciousness that accords with the evidence.
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A key problem: The legacy media that cling to government and corporate interests in order to survive have so much less use now for freedom of the press.
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Physicist Rob Sheldon warns, when ridiculous inhumane ideas are routinely aired, we become more willing to accept inhumane ideas that are in fact quite viable.
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The observations showed that the brain needs specific lobes for normal processing but also — good news for rehab — that it compensates naturally.
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