ARTICLES
There are close to sixty articles covering many subjects. They are in no particular order and range across Islam / Christianity / Political Correctness / Atheism / Totalitarianism / Feminism / British Values / Sex Scandals /Ofsted / History / Free Speech / Science / Politics / Darwinism / LGBT / Gender…
All the Articles so far...
Fed to the Lions
A newspaper columnist, Allison Pearson recently wrote a piece for the Daily Telegraph. Her theme was the difference between media reports about a right-wing fanatic’s attack on a mosque in New Zealand, and the subsequent retaliatory one by Islamic terrorists in Sri Lanka. The difference is subtle and perhaps
Speaking Your Mind
A person says what he believes to be true and is pilloried all over the media and by every individual and group terrified of being found on the wrong side of a P.C. dogma. The picture above illustrates one thing that never happens when a voice is heard saying
What If You Are Wrong?
Below is one one of the nastiest put-downs you will ever see done in public, and a vivid demonstration of how to humiliate a young questioner in front of a huge audience. Her vulnerability was made obvious by the grammatical mistake she had made when introducing her perfectly reasonable
Unlocking Artificial Intelligence
Research into A.I. has to some degree surpassed human calculating capacity. Problem solving with speed and accuracy has enabled computing power sufficient for computers to beat world champions at Chess and Go, and can even compete with professionals at games like Poker. However clever and able robots with state
Lego Logic
Much of this website is concerned with questions: Logical or Illogical, God or no God, Creator or no Creator, Design or no Design. Normal or Abnormal, Natural or Unnatural, Good or Bad, Wise or Unwise, Progressive or Regressive, True or False, Possible or Impossible and so on, and on…
A Beautiful Mind
I looked up internet lists of the Most Influential Scientists, Past and Present. Johannes Kepler was 9th on one of the lists. A German mathematician, astronomer and astrologer; a key figure in the 17th-century scientific revolution, best known for his laws of planetary motion. His writings provided one of the foundations for Newton’s theory of universal