The cost of sexual assault moves far beyond a dollar figure. It’s the subtle devaluing of your quality of life, it’s the greater fear that is harder to quantify.
Trump Is Owned by the Russians, and We (Finally) Have Proof
Greg Fallis
I started writing this back in August. I’ve long believed that Trump has been part of a Russian ploy, whether he knows it or not. Tinfoil hats at the ready!
New Poll Shows “Karen” from Facebook More Credible than CDC, FDA, WHO
The Science Post
It’s official. Your mom’s friend Karen is more credible than government-funded medical professionals.
The Unimaginable Costs of Sexual Assault
Sarah L. Cook
The cost of sexual assault moves far beyond a dollar figure. It’s the subtle devaluing of your quality of life, it’s the greater fear that is harder to quantify.
Is the Internet to Blame for the Rise of Authoritarianism?
Juan Ortiz Freuler
While the internet has seriously damaged democracy, it has also given rise to a series of sub-communities, each believing that their twist on the same thought is equally valid.
Mandy vs The House That Jack Built: When Cinema Becomes Ideological Killdozer
Jason Arment
Jason Arment reviews the two movies Mandy and The House That Jack Built and distinguishes them as parody versus satire.
We’re All Living in the Outrage Cycle. This Is What It Looks Like.
Chris Brecheen
Being angry on the internet, or at work, continues to be a part of our lives. However, stepping back and gazing at it, the pattern is obvious.
Why Does It Feel Good to See Someone Fail?
Shensheng Wang
Schadenfreude. The only thing that makes life worth living. Ha ha.
Dear Grandson: Service Member of the Year and Taking Your Dad to Pro Sporting Events
Stan Gerding
In his latest “Dear Grandson,” Stan Gerding is nominated for Service Member of the Year and takes his son to pro ballgames while living in Philadelphia in the '70s.
Reasons To Believe In Trump’s Syria Withdrawal Are Vanishing
Caitlin Johnstone
Donald Trump might have walked out on his crisis meeting, but it’s looking like he’s set to do the same regarding Syria.
The Transcendental Professor: Interview with Tom Lutz
Patrick A. Howell
Tom Lutz has quietly been structuring one of the four corners of the Southern California literary scene. Patrick A. Howell spoke with Dr. Lutz about receiving the American Book Award in 2008 and his take on current events.
Ladder
Is the Internet to Blame for the Rise of Authoritarianism?
While the internet has seriously damaged democracy, it has also given rise to a series of sub-communities, each believing that their twist on the same thought is equally valid.
Society
New Poll Shows “Karen” from Facebook More Credible than CDC, FDA, WHO
It’s official. Your mom’s friend Karen is more credible than government-funded medical professionals.
Politics
Trump Is Owned by the Russians, and We (Finally) Have Proof
I started writing this back in August. I’ve long believed that Trump has been part of a Russian ploy, whether he knows it or not. Tinfoil hats at the ready!
Lifestyle
Dear Grandson: Service Member of the Year and Taking Your Dad to Pro Sporting Events
In his latest “Dear Grandson,” Stan Gerding is nominated for Service Member of the Year and takes his son to pro ballgames while living in Philadelphia in the ’70s.
Science
Why Does It Feel Good to See Someone Fail?
Schadenfreude. The only thing that makes life worth living. Ha ha.
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Alexandra Tselios on Triple M talking conspiracy theories and Carl Sagan
Christmas music is torture
Alexandra Tselios joins Triple M to talk Epigenetics, christmas music torture and road incident stat
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