The Cure For AIDS: Drink water and eat a healthy diet on Mar 6, 2010 in Critical Thinking Health Science Sex AIDS HIV Luc Montagnier nutrition French Virologist Luc Montagnier is credited with having co-discovered the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and was co-recepient of the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 2008. In an uncut interview for the documentary House of Numbers, Dr.
Random Update: Asteroid Killed Off The Dinosaurs on Mar 6, 2010 in Environment Science asteroid cretaceous dinosaurs extinction tsunami What with all these earthquakes and tsunamis occuring with more sensational rapidity in the news, a recent a scientific study concluded that it was definitely an asteroid impact that wiped out the dinosaurs during the Cretaceous period. A panel of 4...
Courageous Insight on Feb 28, 2010 in Critical Thinking Uncategorized In this season of hope and false hope called the election campaigns, Filipinos just have to look back and review their tough lessons in history. A lot of people do not realize that in their minds, at the very most, they are free. But when given the f...
George Carlin – Irreverent Critical Thinker on Feb 26, 2010 in Critical Thinking Entertainment Philosophy Brain Droppings fuck hope George Carlin Stand-up comedian, actor, and social critic, George Carlin will be best remembered for his irreverent political views and incisive humor. His material, thoughts and sentiments are best encapsulated in the introduction of his 1997 book: Brain Dropping...
Avatar – Demonic Review By Mark Driscoll on Feb 26, 2010 in Critical Thinking Entertainment Philosophy Religion Avatar demonic Mark Driscoll After RickyM’s and D.M. Murdock’s review pieces, you might want to compare and contrast hip Christian preacher Mark Driscoll’s view on the film: Filed under: Critical Thinking, Entertainment, Philosophy, Religion Tagged: Avatar, de...
Transcending Capitalism on Feb 19, 2010 in Critical Thinking Philosophy Politics Relationships DON’T WORRY ABOUT THE DOWNFALL OF THE CURRENT WORLD ORDER. ~ Lou Hamburger Sustainability in the money systems, is there such a thing? I believe so. But not until we are drained from the pomposity, the high mightiness and delusions of...
Avatar, Military, Ecomania, and Sexuality on Feb 2, 2010 in Critical Thinking Entertainment Philosophy Politics Religion Acharya S Avatar DM Murdock James Cameron D. M. Murdock – also known as Acharya S. is a religious scholar and controversial author of books detailing the connection between modern Christianity and ancient world religion (e.g. Egyptian myths) such as The Christ Conspiracy: The Greatest...
Pat Robertson – No True Christian Fallacy on Jan 27, 2010 in Critical Thinking Philosophy Religion Al Sharpton atheist Christian Haiti no true scotsman Pat Robertson Richard Dawkins un-Christian Pat Robertson’s recent remarks (see video) on the Haiti earthquake have raised eyebrows and extreme reactions from many fronts, from the religious to the atheists. Chicago Breaking News reports a Reverend Al Sharpton criticizing Robertson’...
The Vatican and Avatar on Jan 23, 2010 in Environment Philosophy Religion Avatar pope Vatican If you’ve seen Avatar, I guess you have also heard of the Vatican’s comment. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/12/vatican-slams-avatar-prom_n_419949.html The Vatican newspaper and radio station are criticizing James Cameron’s 3-...
David Blaine and Ueli Gegenschatz on the Impossible on Jan 20, 2010 in Environment Health Psychology base jumping breath David Blaine heart attack hypoxia oxygen skydiving Ueli Gegenschatz wingsuit flying world record Popular magician David Blaine expounds on his personal journey towards breaking the world record for holding one’s breath. It’s a humourous but inspiring take on the notion of impossibility, and how preparation, determination and focus ca...
