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Blog 4 days ago
Truth Before Method
In his recent response to my essay, "Don't Teach Students 'How to Think,' Teach Them What Is True," Rob Jenkins argues that we should teach students "how to think" rather than simply teach them "what is true." He worries that teaching foundational truths
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Blog 5 days ago
Tinfoil Is Optional
For decades, UFOs sat on the fringes of serious inquiry. People came forward claiming they had been abducted, had seen flying saucers in the sky, or that Area 51 is really a military base facilitating the study of UFOs and storing the bodies of extraterre
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Blog 6 days ago
Call Me a Doubt Collector
Public records have a way of becoming not so public when you ask to see them. Suzannah Alexander, who has been managing a large public-records project for the National Association of Scholars, recently pointed me to the Colorado State University System's
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Blog 6 days ago
The Climate Curtain Falls
In May, National Association of Scholars (NAS) Senior Fellow for Foreign Affairs and Security Studies Ian Oxnevad published Behind the Climate Curtain, a report detailing how California maintains climate ties with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) through
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