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June 20, 2008

Girls really do love bad boys

Turns out the rumors from the Nice Guys are correct…
When left on their own, without family and friends to help, women select mental people for mates because they find them sexy. That in the absence of the restriction of sex (which i am making no suggestions either way), that such overwhelming selection drowns out common sense. [...]

Comments (0) Filed under: 2008, Analysis, Conservatism, CounterPulse, Culture, Department of Duh, Evolution, Families, Family, Feminism, Interesting, Politics, Psychology, Science & Nature, Sex & Relationships, Society, Vox PopuliArtfldgr @ 7:40 am

June 6, 2008

NASA, Hansen "Busted" for "Cherry-picking" Temperature Data

If AGW (anthropogenic global warming) was as much a fait accompli as those in the green movement would have the rest of us believe, then those who promulgate this theory wouldn't be forced to use dishonesty to promote their point of view.
Case in point, The Register is reporting that NASA's chief climate expert and his [...]

Comments (0) Filed under: 2008, Analysis, Blogroll, Conservatism, Current Events, Science & Nature, Vox Populi, environmentWill Malven @ 1:18 am

June 5, 2008

Babies OUT of the picture: Thanks Feminism

 
This interesting piece hails from Australia, where the ideological desease has also taken root. Janet Albrechtsen sits us down and gives us a talk, or rather the ladies a talk about what feminism and where feminism has left them in the scheme of things.
 
That they traded a life with family, safety, commitment, for a café [...]

Comments (0) Filed under: 2008, Activism, Culture, Disaster, Economics, Evolution, Families, Family, Fatherhood, Feminism, Feminist Justice, Politics, Psychology, Right to Life, Science & Nature, Sex & Metropolis, Sex & Relationships, SocietyArtfldgr @ 6:38 am

June 2, 2008

Are There Too Many Women Doctors?

Women are exactly the same as men, except when their not. Recent article and blog noise has been bantering the point made by Business Week Article that informs us that we now have more female doctors which is great, but that they spend less time at the office, so you dont get to see them.
Remember the [...]

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May 19, 2008

Mother's prenatal stress predisposes their babies to asthma and allergy

 
Turns out our grandparents were right on so many things, and that Judeo Christian lifestyle reflected a harmony with our biology our nihilist cultural presently doesn’t afford. They were right about sex, being an overwhelming selector it blinds us to everything else that is good if it’s not held in abeyance. They were right about [...]

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April 24, 2008

Save the Earth? Yawn!

The earth is a powerful sphere. What makes man, a miniscule speck in God's universe believe that through our actions, we have the ability drastically change the earth's weather patterns or mess up the Earth's structure?
In an article I wrote around this time last year, I reminded all through a Bible scripture that "The Earth [...]

Comments (1) Filed under: 2008, Activism, Culture, Current Events, Hot Talk, OP/ED, Politics, Science & Nature, Vox Populi, environmentFelicia Benamon @ 4:39 pm

Praise = money?

As I have been saying, capitalism is biological. The way it works when there is no state mobster taking a cut, is that we accomplish mutual exchange that makes us happy. If the exchange doesn’t make us happy AND we are free to decline, that is how capitalisms value system works. The [...]

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Human brain appears 'hard-wired' for hierarchy

Houston, we have a problem. We now see clearly why people who despise hierarchies, are not only organizing themselves in such, but don’t realize that they are going against our biology.
Hierarchy is a way of efficiently organizing, and what’s missed by the anti-hierarchicals, is that they are not fixed. So while equality is [...]

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April 17, 2008

Alone in the Ivory Tower

Sometimes the results of studies make little sense to researchers, but make perfect sense to those who live in the trenches. It's interesting to see them musing their hypothesis as to the money, or sacrifices, and other reasons. One thing I am sure they won’t look at is the difference between the beliefs and ideology [...]

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April 11, 2008

Just like penguins and other primates, people trade sex for resources

So much for "public image" and denial when the check comes to the table. Internal machinations dont change what the external action is, it only changes the regard for it and blunts its plainer truth.
It shows clear biology in how we behave. They have it backwards. Biology defines needs and wants which defines [...]

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April 10, 2008

Just 20 minutes of weekly housework boosts mental health

Could this be the reason for the decline of women after their "liberation" to state economic drudgery?
Maybe this is why, when men clean up more, they start not working as much, and letting the wife earn the money? They suddenly get a burst of mental health and figures its better to be a [...]

Comments (0) Filed under: 2008, Culture, Education, Health, Humor, Mating, Marriage & Divorce, Oppression, Politics, Psychology, Science & Nature, Vox Populi, environmentArtfldgr @ 5:35 am

April 9, 2008

Who’s oppressing who?

Another socialist country takes feminism, and modern feminists to task.
to quote "One of Canada’s leading newspaper columnists takes on the ideology of feminism."
There is a new wind in the air blowing a new direction, with the ships bearing our dreams chaning tack.
Who’s oppressing who?
In its earliest and most benign form – the political [...]

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April 8, 2008

Boys will be boys, even if they're monkeys: study

The notion that children's taste in toys might somehow be genetically determined has long been disparaged by psychologists, pooh-poohed as unscientific, sexist or both. But a study by researchers in the United States suggests that when it comes to choosing between trucks and cuddly stuffed animals, chromosomes could make a difference.
As we progress forward [...]

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April 7, 2008

Natasha’s pregnant, but others feel the pain

Seems that many more women are getting upset at the increased imbalances between women. From Swedish economists suggesting that they give up socialism/communism and recognize capitalism helps women more, to others recently taking them to task. Is there a trend picking up?
Natasha’s pregnant, but others feel the pain
Brass neck is the phrase that comes to [...]

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April 4, 2008

Exactly how much [extra] housework does a husband create?

Notice how this study does not look at total work for men, and total work for women, but only total work for women and how that is modified by circumstances, while ignoring the men’s outside contribution.
Also note in the graphic, that her work load has gone down to what a single woman used to [...]

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April 2, 2008

Cops: 3rd-Graders Plotted Teacher Attack

Reminds me of Hungary after Lukacks…
Not much to say that hasnt been said. No one is home REARING them, they are raising them like corn. The state is indoctrinating them, not teaching them. If a socialist system is a socipathic polity, you will realize that these kids get an A+. in fact, someone is [...]

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March 31, 2008

Whether the Weather

The lamestream media told you:

"In what could be described as a monsoon dew-over, the National Weather Service will abandon its decades-old system of using dew points to mark the onset of summer thunderstorms and simply set a date," writes Shaun McKinnon, on the lead page-one story for the Arizona Republic, entitled, "This Year We'll Know." [...]

Comments (0) Filed under: Science & NatureAlan Korwin @ 9:52 am

March 19, 2008

UCLA: How not to cheat on one's partner: All you need is love

Maybe our loss of faith has less to do with god, than it does with how we believe in the things that support us in our life goals. Like a rubberband on our wrist, our practice in faith, gives us a reminder, strength and the ability to maintaining it so we can apply it to [...]

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March 18, 2008

Tightwads outnumber spendthrifts

“Contrary to persistent media coverage” is the key line in the opening paragraph.
The Big Lie is a propaganda technique. It was defined by Adolf Hitler in his 1925 autobiography Mein Kampf as a lie so "colossal" that no one would believe that someone "could have the impudence to distort the truth so infamously". see [...]

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March 17, 2008

Royal college warns abortions can lead to mental illness

Many men might have noticed similar, many women too, but there was never a reason to call down flying harpies for a polity that wouldnt support validity that didnt match ideology.
Years from now, if we are still free, an analyist will sit down and realize that the stem cell argument and halting science, had [...]

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