The Joy of Curmudgeonry

Monday, 30 November 2009

Dodgy Uncle

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“[Rajendra] Pachauri said the large number of contributors and rigorous peer review mechanism adopted by the IPCC meant that any bias would ...
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Wednesday, 25 November 2009

Schwein’sche Weltansicht: Pig Propositions Nos.1-10

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As received and written down in the year 1850 by “Sauerteig”, aka Thomas Carlyle:— 1. The Universe, so far as sane conjecture can go, is a...
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Sissyfuss in Vain

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Apparently there has been much screeching by feminists in opposition to the establishment of so-called men’s societies at English universiti...
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Monday, 23 November 2009

In the Same Fume

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“We are no gods, but shortsighted men and must be content with finding out a little bit of truth in wading through a sea of errors,” wrote t...
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Warm Diplomacy

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“Central American nations will demand $US105 billion . . . from industrialised countries for damages caused by global warming, the region’s ...
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Saturday, 7 November 2009

A Question

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“Is Society become wholly a bag of wind, then, ballasted by guineas?” Thomas Carlyle, Latter-Day Pamphlets , No. V: May 1850: Stump-Orator...
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By Three-Thirds

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“You cannot play fast and loose with England”, says Lord Hattersley, in a paean of new patriotism [1] , whereat Mr Laban Tall wonders whethe...
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Thursday, 29 October 2009

How to Commit Genocide

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Now, my brethren in darkness, it is time to let a little of the light of reality into our dark existence, not so much as to put us to frigh...
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Friday, 9 October 2009

Charlton on the Clever Silly

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Bruce G. Charlton, evolutionary psychiatrist, professor of theoretical medicine, and editor-in-chief of Medical Hypotheses , lays on a feast...
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Saturday, 26 September 2009

Genebottery

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It is hoped under the impress of the mechanical philosophy that men will one day be able to look upon the world and explain all of its aspec...
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Feser’s Unabsurdity Principle

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“If that claim [about the nature of final causation] sounds obvious and trivial, then terrific: You’re starting to understand Aristotle and ...
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Saturday, 19 September 2009

Mere Science

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“The aim of life is to pass on one’s genes”, says Mr Worstall, adding that “we are told by the scientists” that it is so. [1] Well, randy s...
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Thursday, 10 September 2009

Restricted Entry

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“A young man is not a fit person to attend lectures on political science, because he is not versed in the practical business of life from wh...
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At School

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“If one looks upon nature as a tutor, and us poor humans as listeners, then one is inclined to give room to a quite strange idea of mankind....
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Monday, 7 September 2009

A Review

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“This website is made up of old, grumpy, impotent men who pretend to be profound thinkers. How sad they are with their limited views of life...
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Thursday, 3 September 2009

O Deo Whiggismum Odeo

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“The best prediction that could have been made 20 years ago is that things can only get better. That’s also the best prediction that can be ...
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