Monthly Archives: March 2017

Science Is Trustworthy When It Becomes Engineering

Posted on March 17, 2017 by Matt

Why do we trust science? Richard Dawkins answers in this video a friend shared on Facebook the other day. In it, Dawkins is asked how how one justifies the belief that evidence and logical reasoning are required for justified belief … Continue reading →

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I Learned It By Watching You

Posted on March 14, 2017 by Matt

This is not a new story, but it’s new to me. Sister Apple Sister Pig is a free children’s story (badly) written by feminist painter Mary Walling Blackburn; and like many such books, it aims at helping small children understand … Continue reading →

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Why Do Witches Burn?

Posted on March 10, 2017 by Matt

Blogger’s Note:  The extremely long gap between posts here is mainly due to my latest beloved son with whom I am well pleased–except when it comes to sleeping on his own.  I have not given up blogging, but my already sketchy … Continue reading →

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