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I generally don’t get involved with such absurdities as this, but I just couldn’t resist this time. For one, I drink energy drinks quite often. For another, while I have no issue with religious beliefs, I do have a problem with those who profess a religion while being wholly ignorant of what the religion actually teaches.« Continue »
Politicoid recently conducted a small survey on religiosity. While the total number of participants was small, the survey did yield some interesting results, especially relating to the view of religious people by those who are not religious and the apparent view by many that scientific theories can be proven.« Continue »
People have been attacking Bill O’Reilly’s plan to use a 25,000 strong mercenary army to compact Islamic terrorism. It sure as hell sounds crazy doesn’t it? But guess what; that’s essentially what the United States government is doing.« Continue »
When I first started getting into politics, and I had taken most of what I was told about the political world for granted, I believed that we had to respect our President, regardless of who was elected. The position engendered respect, so respect must be given. However, is this really the case?« Continue »
The recent announcement that more than 60 peer reviewed articles had been removed due to fraud, perpetrated by a peer review ring, has forced some to question the validity of the peer review process. However, while the peer review process is in need of innovation in order to bring it into the 21st century, it is in no way invalid.« Continue »