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Monthly Archives: November 2017
Liberal Male Guilt: Virtue Signals and Truths
A reader posted a link to the article The Unexamined Brutality of the Male Libido by Stephen Marche in her response to my post Are Men Who Avoid Women at Work Being Childish? Here are my comments: After weeks of … Continue reading
The Son of Man: Origin
Chapter 7 of the book of Daniel, one of the prophetic books of the Jewish “Old Testament”, is an apocalyptic vision taken by Christians as a prophecy of the coming savior, the Christ. In the Christian “New Testament”, Jesus often … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy
Tagged ancient of days, daniel, gospel of matthew, kingdom of heaven, son of man, the most high
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Review of “The Punisher” (Season 1)
* * * * A I thought the first season of NetFlix Daredevil started off strong, but it didn’t hold my interest. I haven’t watched the second season, in which the Punisher makes his first TV appearance, or any of … Continue reading
Posted in movies
Tagged daredevil, deborah ann woll, ebon moss-bachrach, jon bernthal, karen page, the punisher
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Are Men Who Avoid Women at Work Being Childish?
According to a writer in the Metro, a free daily newspaper I sometimes read on the train, yes. She writes: Men, the answer is to grow up – not avoid women. Calling all men! In the wake of the Harvey Weinstein sexual … Continue reading
Review of “Justice League” (mild spoilers)
* * * B The DC Comics answer to the Avengers is here. Justice League pits Batman (Ben Afflick), Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot), the Flash (Ezra Miller), Aquaman (Jason “Drogo” Momoa), and Cyborg (Ray Fisher) against an ancient and powerful … Continue reading
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Tagged aquaman, batman, ben afflick, cyborg, dc comics, ezra miller, gal gadot, henry cavill, jason momoa, justice league, kal el, movie review, the flash, wonder woman
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15000 Scientists are Scaremongers
After more than 15,000 scientists from 184 countries issued a ‘warning to humanity’, the CBC is reporting that the scientists have been accused of scaremongering and ‘overheated claims’. Who are these shit lords who dare criticize science? Other scientists. “It concerns … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy
Tagged erle ellis, nitrogen fertilizer, paul ehrlich, scaremongering, ted nordhaus, total fertility rate
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Marvel Comics Are Eating Themselves
Occasionally, revisiting a story with a fresh take on it has been known to be a good thing. For example, Marvel’s Ultimates were for the most part superior to the originals. They took the good ideas from the original books, … Continue reading
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Tagged batman, generations, marvel comics, spiderman, the avengers, wolverine
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