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Golden Fleece: California High Taxes Offset By Designating A State Bat

Golden Fleece: California High Taxes Offset By Designating A State Bat

In arguably their most important 2023 legislative move, Democrats have given California a state...bat. The rationale was that bats are 'as diverse as California' so why government immediately chose…
COP28 Was Less About Climate Change Than Dismantling Democracies

COP28 Was Less About Climate Change Than Dismantling Democracies

Climate change conferences are always ironic. Wealthy celebrities flying in on emissions-belching planes while claiming they bought 'carbon offsets' from companies that made Al Gore so rich he is the…
With Electric Cars Mandated By The Biden Administration, Activists Target Prius Owners As Bad For Climate Change

With Electric Cars Mandated By The Biden Administration, Activists Target Prius Owners As Bad For Climate Change

We all remember when progressives gushed over the Prius as the car that was saving the planet. In standard 'endorse the alternative until it becomes the standard and then sue them and collect checks…
Congress Undoes The Obama Administration War On Normal Milk - Now Restore Other Standards Of Identity

Congress Undoes The Obama Administration War On Normal Milk - Now Restore Other Standards Of Identity

The House Agricultural Committee has undone a decade-long travesty brought on by the Obama administration, where they decided in defiance of the entire science community that low-fat and non-fat milk…
Voyager Is Having A Computer Issue; What That Means

Voyager Is Having A Computer Issue; What That Means

NASA’s Voyager spacecraft is 15 billion miles away, out beyond Pluto, which means it can't be fixed if there is a mechanical issue. But FORTRAN is pretty elegant code, and it's self-powered, so if…
FDA Seizes $18 Million In Chinese Vape Devices But It May Not Be About Kids

FDA Seizes $18 Million In Chinese Vape Devices But It May Not Be About Kids

The the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized $18 million in vaping products from China. They're cheering that they are protecting American youth but...from…
Hearing Aids and Dementia: Another Epidemiology Paper Retracted

Hearing Aids and Dementia: Another Epidemiology Paper Retracted

With so many epidemiology papers published each month, everyone in a giant academic industry essentially created by Harvard School of Public Health in the 1980s is pushing out "correlation" between…
Happy Festivus - Here I Air My Anti-Science Grievances

Happy Festivus - Here I Air My Anti-Science Grievances

December 23rd is 'Festivus', a not-real holiday invented by the father of George Costanza on the hit television show "Seinfeld", involving an aluminum pole, feats of strength, and, most fun, an…
UPDATE: Claudine Gay Not Fired By Harvard. Claudine Gay Did Not Plagiarize.  Weeks Later Resigns Due To Ongoing Pressure.

UPDATE: Claudine Gay Not Fired By Harvard. Claudine Gay Did Not Plagiarize. Weeks Later Resigns Due To Ongoing Pressure.

Christopher F Rufo has accused the president of Harvard of plagiarism in an effort so clumsy that his own case provides proof that he has no idea what plagiarism even is.   To use someone's…
Google's Top Searches Of 2023 Have No Science, But At Least One Is Health Related

Google's Top Searches Of 2023 Have No Science, But At Least One Is Health Related

The Hamas terrorist attack is the top news search, according to Google, while in cinema the top searches were about "Barbie" and in music Yoasobi's "アイドル (Idol)" wins the prize. There was a health-…

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