What a positive, upbeat and spirited crowd we had in Boston today for the March for Science. I wish I could better estimate crowd size, but the tremendous turnout in Boston looked to me as follows. At peak attendance, about half of Boston Common was full of standing people. The … Continue reading
Many times it has been pointed out that the great irony of the internet revolution has been the proliferation of egregious stupidity and mean-spirited neurosis that has followed in its wake. Imagine what intellectuals of centuries past would have thought if you had described for them the basics of … Continue reading
I was always a big fan of the Twilight Zone TV show, so I haven’t been as dismayed by the 2016 presidential campaign as many people. But as the surreal extravaganza winds down, some very troubling thoughts come to mind. First we should at least briefly consider the obscene waste … Continue reading
We are well past the turn of the millennium now, when the sky was to unzip and the End of the World begin. The End was then reset, loudly and dramatically, to 2012. The Mayan Calendar was in synch with the Book of Revelation for that year, as you will … Continue reading
From the Boston Marathon Bombing to the Newtown massacre, from Climate Change all the way back to the Holocaust and beyond, if a certain mentality doesn’t like a certain reality, it was all “staged.” We recently marked the third anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing. (Tsarnaev apologized! Did that kill … Continue reading
Neil Armstrong was stashing a McDivitt Purse! No, he wasn’t a transvestite, but he had this “purse” which went up with him on Apollo 11. It was a journey that really happened, by the way. No hoax. We will review the whole hoax business one more time. The 1969 moon … Continue reading
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