Tom Sarbeck

Reg:

A couple of hours ago, I couldn’t access the page and there was a message from the Server that the membership had been cancelled, or words to that effect.

Perhaps I entered the worng word on the browser, but Whew!* I’m glad that the Forum is still up!

I was thinking that Irish Soccer Players were kicking around the server on the field or…[Read more]

Jake:

I wonder how a constitutional challenge to Palestinianism in the curriculum of so many American schools and universities might fare.

I’ll see you and I’ll raise you. How about a Constitutional challenge against compulsory schooling laws on First, Fifth, Thirteenth, and Fourteenth Amendment grounds?

Compulsory schooling laws were never…[Read more]

Reg and Jake:

Destroy Cancer For The Win Always! I say this as someone at risk of at least 6 kinds of Cancer and who dodged a polyp bullet a few years back. But it does involve more than just rational scientific research and medicine.

Freedom-loving and Civilization-loving Nations such as Israel also requires defense of it’s scientific and…[Read more]

Curing cancer or nuclear war? If one has to stop to reflect on the answer……

Which side of the cancer divide are you on?

That is all i need to know to assess who you are.

Reg:

G. E. Moore and morality without God.

From the article:

In Principia Ethica (1903), Moore asked that question about morality itself. His answer was that ‘good’ can’t be defined or proved. We simply recognise it, the way we recognise a colour. So no church or holy book could tell you what was good: you had to look and judge for yours…

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The points Douglas Murray makes between 21:10 and 24:15 is worth another view.

I wonder how a constitutional challenge to Palestinianism in the curriculum of so many American schools and universities might fare.

Its arguably a violation of both the establishment and free exercise clause. It is ahistorical in an environment that is designed for free inquiry and facts. Ok ideally it is for free inquiry notwithstanding its…[Read more]

Thanks Reg!!

Have a great week everyone!

It is easy to sit back and bitch at the state of civilization. Doctor Jacob is actively fighting the good fight against the Unseen evil fuckerz who are in various degrees ignorant/stupid/vicious. Yeah lefties. Changing the zeitgeist little by little and endangering our future. So that if enough are converted to the cult of the far left there will…[Read more]

Jake:

Also, after the housecleaning, fumigation, and bug extermination, there would be bidding for apartment suites, plus slots for medical facilities;

specialty shops–including Samizdat and Blasphemous Bookstores and The Singapore Chewing Gum and Confectionry;
Restaurants–featuring The Bug-Free and Happy Grill and Everything GMO;

Bars for…[Read more]

Jake:

The only additional staff needed in the United Nations building are movers, custodial staff, and construction refurbishers, for the day that U.S. wises up and evicts and deports the U.N. out and we trash our membership credentials.

I ‘m sure the Israelis have able contractors more than willing to join in this task.😁

Imagine the lefty’s at the UN how aghast they are gonna be to have Zio’s in their midst?

No double standards.

No higher standards.

Blind scales of justice. They just hate Zionists!

https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-913996

Simon:

The idea of a cross-societal study of norms is a great idea worth studying. The PDF had the rightmost side of the pages chopped off, but once that is corrected, it might be a good read. (My own struggles with PDFs thoroughly leaves a bad taste in my mouth for the format.)

Maybe the Toyota Foundation isn’t the same as the car company, I don’t know.

Enco

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/378138739_Moral_universals_A_machine-reading_analysis_of_256_societies

Simon:

I know of someone who got a grant from Toyota to do evolutionary ethics.

Hmmm…Interesting. Did it involve study of a large sampling of people with an experimental group and a control group? A survey with unloaded questions? Did it let the evidence guide the conclusion rather than vice-versa?

TheEncogitationer wrote:
True, but do they get scientific grants from labs, either corporate or governmental, for their speculations, however interesting they may be?

I knew of someone who got a grant from Toyota to do evolutionary ethics.

Simon:

There are people who are paid to do this kind of thing – professional philosophers. I think most of them are professors at universities and therefore are required to teach as well.

True, but do they get scientific grants from labs, either corporate or governmental, for their speculations, however interesting they may be?