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Some Sinister Starlinks

January 15th, 2009

Apparently if you’re a doctor who has worked on vaccines extensively, understand the research concerning their association or lack thereof to autism, and publish a book, you will get death threats.  We have to protect the children, apparently, by punishing or killing adults who aren’t actually threatening the children.

In a similar vein, report finds online threats to children overblown.  This report manages to get some high-profile DAs angry because it’s wrong based on their own political careers…unless they too are overblown. Fear-mongering always seems to make great politics because who doesn’t want to be safe?  The problem is that safe from everything is impossible, and safe from unlikely things is a waste of resources but easy to show success.

The Pope is upset about all the false visions of the Virgin Mary and Jesus out there, and wants to tell people how to tell the difference between real hallucinations and fake halluciantions.  The stupid in this is staggering and obvious, and I don’t know why people listen to someone like this in the 21st century.  It is literally someone saying, “All these reports of ghosts are of course ridiculous and it’s sad.  Except for a few that I endorse.  Those are real, and only I can tell you which ones are those.”

Worst comic book ever.  Warning NSFW and is at least R-rated.  I did laugh out loud, however, literally, and that happens a lot less often than “LOL” would imply.

James Wallace Harris asks about how to introduce physics to your friends? Indeed, not easy if they missed it in school, which is too easy to do.

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