Stop — labor time!
So humans have been having babies for thousands of years, but if you listen to all of the mothers out there who want to tell you their horror stories, you might be wondering how. The answer, as far as we can tell, is that labor isn’t as bad as it’s made out to be if [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )The Muslims Had it Right, part 2.
I think perhaps my comments from yesterday need a bit more explanation:
The Muslim philosophy is one of unity and wholism — it has none of the mind/body or spirit/matter dualism that plagues Western thought. As such, the Islamic sciences didn’t discard theories that involve immeasurable quanta as impossible or irrelevant, and more importantly, they [...]
I don’t believe in the free market.
I should clarify for those of you who have followed my blog long enough to have read my ‘I believe in the free market’ post a month or so ago: I believe the free market is the best way to get to the top of the bell curve in the cheap/high-quality matrix. But what [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )A side-project of mine
Very short bit here.
I started a new blog about the link between the U.S. autism epidemic and our ever-increasing vaccination schedule. I think there’s a connection.
It’s a work in progress, but I think (especially as a soon-to-be-father) that it’s worth serious examination.
That’s all for now.
A new (to me) book: the Prenatal Prescription
I talk about a book my wife found called The Prenatal Prescription and my applications of its ideas to things like the obesity epidemic and low-carb dieting.
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )I has fat.
I’m fat, but I understand why, and I’d do something about it if I had a bit more self-discipline.
Also, I’ll explain the whole carbs=beergut thing to anyone who is wondering.
