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In the movie "Blades of Glory" it is obvious that the Hollywood writers have recycled the characters of the enormously sucessful comedies "Anchorman:The Legend of Ron Burgundy" starring Will Ferell and the offbeat comedy smash hit "Napoleon Dynamite" starring Jon Heder.

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Stem cell research scientists have claimed it holds “the greatest potential for the alleviation of human suffering since the advent of antibiotics.” Stem cell research can help “100 million Americans that suffer from diseases that eventually may be treated more effectively or even cured with embryonic stem cell therapy.” Yet, the President  Read More »

I recently read Margaret Sanger's argument "The Cause of War" which asserts that all wars are caused by overpopulation. Obviously this is not always necessarily true. However, this argument prompted me to consider, what is the cause of war? Surely wars have many causes, whether it is religious, political, ethical, social,  cultural,etc.  Read More »

Today much of popular music has become far more about image than substance. Its not just that people judge artists based on their physical attractiveness its the fact that much of the music itself has become trite and without significance.  Read More »

Ha! I fooled you. This is what this site has become about. Flashy, controverial but meaningless headings and in my opinion often even more irrelevant posts.  Read More »

How many times a day do you see those diet commercials that claim to be America's most effective diet pill. All of them claim incredible weight losses, but none of them work. They arent lying, they just make the truth really small. They use fine print and they are completely truthful in the fine print.  Read More »

This site is about progress. Supposedly. That is pretty vague though. But progress is subjective. 

Progress in a war might be bombing the ever-loving shit out of a country and killing thousands of "enemies." 

For the KKK progress might be burning a cross on an African American's lawn to get them to move away.  Read More »

George Orwell was a Brittish author dedicated to writing against totalitarian governments in all their forms. He visited Communist Russia and observed the results of a world without freedom a world without the self, with only the state.  Read More »