Jonathan MS Pearce

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Jun 1, 2014

The racist and sexist roots of early psychology

When the scientific method is used badly, when preconceptions are allowed to dictate analyses and conclusions, then you get bad science, and false knowledge. Untruths. In this vein, the work of Dr Caleb Lack and Dr Charles Abramson is well worth looking in to.

May 28, 2014

William Lane Craig's Reply: A series from notes about infinity, IV

Here is Part IV of James A. Lindsay's series on infinity. The first three can be found here, here and here. I edited his fantastic book, Dot, Dot, Dot: Infinity Plus God Equals Folly, which is available form the sidebar over there. As previously noted, I'm writing a series of blog posts that

May 27, 2014

Origins of Christianity

John Bartam alerted me to his fascinating-looking website and blog which compiles a lot of archaeological evidence in the strain of biblical Higher Criticism. Origins of Christianity is well worth a perusal as

May 25, 2014

How you can help SIN and ATP

Here at the Skeptic Ink Network, A Tippling Philosopher is doing quite well as a blog, thanks to main to some of you dedicated readers. I just thought I would throw out a

May 23, 2014

The extreme right: UKIP and the evolution of ideas

"I'm not a racist, I've got coloured neighbors and they're fantastic neighbors" - An interviewed UKIP voter on the BBC. Local elections have just taken place in the UK for a proportion of local councils where the electorate can decide which councillors will represent their interests in local ward