
Using rational analyses and the latest, earth-shaking discoveries to explore the still unresolved questions in science, history, and Shakespeare
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Now that the United States has celebrated 250 years of freedom—marking the moment we first broke free from the Union Jack—I think it is time we gave England some much-deserved love and respect.1
So I am simply going to state, frankly and a...
has just created an excellent website on the Shakespeare authorship question and all the candidates. As I noted, it is a comprehensive, meticulous, intelligent, and honest effort. Naturally, I have a few disagreements—and there are a few er...
You don’t have to tell us what you believe. We already know by your face.
At least, a facial recognition program seems to be able to detect people’s politics to a degree far greater than chance.
Previously, I published a post that seeks...
Well, that's what the data and top medical journals confirm, and it's due to its comprehensive delivery of world-class treatments to rich and poor
My least popular post here—and by far—was my recent article on US/UK healthcare differences.
After reading Andrew Sullivan ’s post on the extraordinary success of the US’s hosting of the World Cup, I wanted to write my own essay on the subject.
After reading Andrew Sullivan ’s post on the extraordinary success of the US’s hosting...
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The "Rogue Scholar" of Michael Blanding's "In Shakespeare's Shadow: A Rogue Scholar's Quest ..." & author of "Here Be Dragons" (Oxford UP) on evolution. Featured on the front page of "The New York Times" & in many major media outlets
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