1. Top 10 Signs Of Evolution In Modern Man
(Science/General)

...the chemical that triggers sexual desire, alarm, or information about food trails). It is this organ that allows some animals to track others for sex and to know of potential dangers. Humans are born ...

2. Put a Little Science in Your Life
(Science/General)

...ething I've increasingly come to believe: our educational system fails to teach science in a way that allows students to integrate it into their lives. Allow me a moment to explain. When we co...

3. Religion a figment of human imagination
(Religion/General)

...such as nations and clans, or even with imaginary groups such as the dead. The transcendental social also allows humans to follow the idealised codes of conduct associated with religion. "What th...

4. Why multiculturalism must be abandoned
(Religion/General)

... beyond the old oppositions of Tebbittry and multiculturalism. It is called liberalism. A liberal society allows an individual to do whatever he or she wants, provided it doesn't harm other people...

5. Good people doing evil things
(Religion/General)

...ts? IN A BOOK TITLED THE END OF Faith Sam Harris writes, "The danger of religious faith is that it allows otherwise normal human beings to reap the fruits of madness and consider them holy.&quo...

6. God's journal
(Religion/Evolution vs Creationism)

...uot; It's a neat way of getting round the age old question: If God is such a loving bloke how come he allows AIDS, malaria and cholera to kill so many of us? This deformed imitation of a scientifi...

7. Confessions of a Former Iridologist
(Medicine/General)

...and putting a name to them. Iridologists teach that symptoms are late signs of disease and that iridology allows them to catch imbalance in the body before it causes disease. An iridology website stat...

8. Why (Almost All) Cosmologists are Atheists
(Religion/Atheism)

...don't know whether any of these models will turn out to be part of the final picture, their existence allows us to believe that a simple materialist formalism is sufficient to tell the whole story...