I don't make jokes. I just watch the government and report the facts. Will Rogers

We can reject certain possible sources of knowledge because we know they don't work or are improbable. For example, we can reject the idea that knowledge can come from supernatural revelation, prophetic visions or divinely inspired books. These alleged sources of knowledge are not only serially unreliable and internally inconsistent, there are no good explanations … Continue reading Unreliable evidence

BY KIM DOWER I go to the corner liquor store for a bottle of water, middle of a hectic day, must get out of the office, stop making decisions, quit obsessing does my blue skirt clash with my hot pink flats; should I get my mother a caregiver or just put her in a home, … Continue reading Bottled Water

How can we know what is true and what is real? We need to look for good reasons and for evidence. Children are always asking, why? Although this is sometimes annoying, they've got entirely the right idea. Asking for explanations and for evidence is never a bad thing. A wise man proportions his belief to … Continue reading Evidence

Here is the thing. I have observed many people over the past year or two, claiming fake news. More often than not what they are purporting is information that is false. The intention seems clear, to divert the thinking of those who are not able to or willing to employ reason, logic and critical thinking … Continue reading Fake News