Monthly Archives: November 2010
Of Failed Artists and Failed Artist Husbands
Art is a jealous mistress, and if a man have a genius for painting, poetry, music, architecture, or philosophy, he makes a bad husband and an ill provider. Fished this out of my spambox. Somebody important said that, hopefully, or … Continue reading
Filed under Art, Gender Studies, Literature, Man World, Music, Philosophy
Jews, European, Americans, National Difference, and Accomplishment
A very interesting comment by Wade From MO. I happen to agree with him, but feel free to discuss. I get so tired of IQ reductionism. Nature provides the clay, cultures the sculptor! It’s so true, I don’t even see … Continue reading
Filed under Americas, Britain, Culture, Europe, European, Europeans, Germany, History, Hungary, Intelligence, Israel, Jews, Latin America, Middle East, Modern, North America, Philosophy, Psychology, Race/Ethnicity, Regional, Science, The Jewish Question, USA
Rumors of My Death Are Greatly Exaggerated
Savvas Tzionis, one of my favorite commenters, writes in, expressing some concern: Robert,I thought YOU were dead…. post wise, you were (relatively) quiet! LOL Boo! I’m here! Scared you, huh? Sorry folks, it’s Thanksgiving, I’ve been depressed for some reason, … Continue reading
Filed under Alcohol, Americas, Asia, Canada, Depressants, Depression, Eurasia, Europe, Intoxicants, Mood Disorders, North America, Philippines, Psychology, Psychopathology, Psychotherapy, Regional, Russia, SE Asia, USA, West
“Going Where Men Fear to Tread,” by Alpha Unit
Hermila García is dead. The 38-year-old attorney was killed by gunmen on her way to work on Monday. She was the police chief of the town of Meoqui in Chihuahua, Mexico, the state that borders Texas. She had been on … Continue reading
Filed under Alpha Unit, Americas, Crime, Guest Posts, Latin America, Mexico, Organized Crime, Regional, Women
Sometimes They Really Are Out to Get You
Repost from the old site. While I was getting my Master’s Degree at a local university in the 1990′s, I used to read a lot of academic journals. One of my favorites were the psychology and psychiatry journals, but I … Continue reading
Facts and Nonsense About the Brain
Repost from the old site. Like most things, there is much nonsense spoken about our brains. Our brains are very interesting to us, even to stupid people, because we use them to think. Yes, even dumb people do use their … Continue reading
An Examination of the Frog Extinction Epidemic
Repost from the old site. Although many factors are involved in this epidemic, one of the worst is the Chytrid fungus epidemic. It is being spread by Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd), which causes chytridiomycosis. This fungal disease is devastating frog populations … Continue reading
Cow Farts Cause More Global Warming Than Humans?
Repost from the old site. The latest rightwing crap. I was on a rightwing blog a couple of years ago and decided to ask how many believed in global warming. The vast majority did not. A few said it was … Continue reading
Human Races and Subspecies
Repost from the old site. This is a question that comes up all the time is whether or not the various races of man, however defined, can be considered to be subspecies. No reputable scientist considers the major human races … Continue reading
Filed under Aborigines, Ainu, Amerindians, Anthropology, Arabs, Asians, Biology, Blacks, East Indians, Endangered Species, Environmentalism, Europeans, Genetics, Law, Masai, Micronesians, Negritos, Nordicism, North Africans, Northeast Asians, Oceanians, Physical, Polynesians, Race/Ethnicity, Racism, Reposts From The Old Site, Reptiles, Science, SE Asians, Snakes, South Asians, Tutsi, White Nationalism, Wild
