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Is this really a Pandemic?

vassar / September 7, 2021

What’s being sold is that “Pandemics” are bad, bad, bad. I don’t want to get too lawyerly, but a pandemic is defined as an “infectious disease that has crossed national boundaries”, not really mentioning whether it is particularly severe, or…

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Elitism and Class, History, How Things Work, Law, Teachings

When the Nobility turns Criminal

vassar / September 4, 2021

Just before the Crusades around 1100 AD, the notion of noble character, noble thought and noble deeds arose among the noble classes of Europe. In fact, it’s how they got their name, the Nobility, both men and women, and it…

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Elitism and Class, History, How Things Work, Natural Law, Religion, Teachings

Science vs Natural Law and the Thin Red Line

vassar / August 27, 2021

Whether they are aware or unaware of how the Pentateuch (the first five books of the Old Testament–Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy) was put together, as an oral tradition passed by generations of Levites with memory skills of inestimable…

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