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Tag Archives: science
Truth of Evolution Is Not Up for Debate
By Jeremy Fejfar, January 19, 2014 Published in the La Crosse Tribune. This month, Ken Ham, founder of the Creation Museum, debated Bill Nye, best known by his TV persona, “Bill Nye the Science Guy.” The topic was whether “creation” … Continue reading
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Horoscopes are still pseudoscience
By Jeremy Fejfar, January 19, 2011 I was disappointed to see articles in the Tribune about the possible addition of another zodiac sign. It’s also disheartening that the newspaper still prints horoscopes. I find it amazing that anyone out there … Continue reading
Stop lying to us, scientists!
By Jeremy Fejfar, May 22, 2009 Thank you, David Eisner, for your letter exposing the lies of evil-ution. However, you didn’t go far enough. Scientists also lie by saying the earth is a spheroid, 4.5 billion years old, revolving around … Continue reading
Educate to avoid ignorance of science
By Jeremy Fejfar, February 5, 2009 On Feb. 12, 1809, Charles Darwin was born, and 50 years later he wrote the paradigm-changing Origin of Species. Darwin theorized that all life on our planet is descended from a common ancestor. In … Continue reading
Stop the war on science
By Mike Dishnow, October 10, 2007 It is “music to my ears.” A presidential candidate (Hillary Clinton) stating, “When I am president, scientific integrity will not be the exception; it will be the rule.” How refreshing. Could it be that … Continue reading
Science, Math Show How We’re All Related
By Ed Neumann, January 23, 2011 Within the past 50 years, science and mathematics have conspired to bring to our attention some truly mind-blowing information about ourselves. And as the Internet connects us to each other far more than ever … Continue reading
No God Required to Feel Awe in the Universe
By Jeremy Fejfar, May 23, 2010 Anyone who has seen the pictures sent back by the Hubble space telescope knows that a belief in a god or the supernatural isn’t necessary to inspire awe. Through science, reality’s wonder is revealed … Continue reading
The Unseen Grandeur of Science
By Jeremy Fejfar, November 29, 2009 In recent years, polls of the American population showed that 21 percent of people didn’t know that the Earth revolved around the sun, 30 percent believe we are being visited by space aliens and … Continue reading