In a Protestant country, despite claims that religion does not matter, it's still a tough cultural road for Catholics. Almost no conversation can be had that won't end quickly with Galileo or some pederast priest. Being anti-Catholic is ingrained in history.
read moreWhile Californians in America are fighting for ways to send America back to the 13th century, some Canadians are embracing science and the modern world. read...
read moreNew York Times opinion columnist Nick Kristof is at it again. Despite pleas, even from people inclined to like the New York Times and people inclined to side with him politically, he refuses to talk about science a little less or at least learn a little more.
read moreFor more than a decade, Europe has been as anti-science as can be imagined regarding genetically modified organisms — consumer crops that have had their genetic code altered in order to make them easier to farm. Environmental activists have frequently responded to GM crop trials by vandalizing or destroying them, while scare stories about “Frankenfoods” have been a regular staple of...
read more39% of Americans feel 'green guilt' for wasting food, a much higher number than letting the sink run while they brush their teeth or not buying those stupid low-flow toilets.The 2012 Eco Pulse results are in. So look for the latest marketing campaigns from environmental activism corporations soon.Why does anyone do surveys on what people feel guilty about rather than what people care about?...
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