Welcome to Megan’s Space at Far2Go.net. You’ll find a brief introduction to me and this website here. (If you were creating an account for Women and Religion PCD and you wound up here instead, click here to return to that website.) … Continue reading →
We are witnessing conflicts that can easily be mistaken for battles between good and evil when they are in reality battles between evil and evil. Choosing a side puts you on the side of evil. The results and consequences emanate … Continue reading →
[Originally posted on my Facebook page] I have been doing a little bit of research (using my new search engines — anything but Google) into the mosque bombing that occurred recently in Bloomington, Minnesota. I utterly oppose such bombings, from … Continue reading →
This is a revision of a comment post I made on Tim Pool’s YouTube channel. I have been actively following quite a few YouTube channels since the start of 2017. I learned about one person’s work that I had not … Continue reading →
A series of articles I have been reading. Draw your own conclusions. The liberal order is not a tradition that is immune to challenges. Its most recent difficulties, however, are not external challenges — they are pathologies emerging from inside the liberal … Continue reading →
RCTs do more than miss the long term injuries a drug might do us. They get used to building standards of care to which doctors are obliged to adhere. Anyone who figures it might not be wise to add a … Continue reading →
What is the spirit of conversations about religion right now? If there was one magical book we could publish about religion, what ought it to be? Source: That One Magical Book on Religion – Westar Institute
Trans people with autism express a gender at odds with societal expectation. Source: Living Between Genders
At the risk of stating the obvious, ADHD is not an illness. Rather, it is an unreliable and disempowering label for a loose collection of arbitrarily chosen and vaguely defined behaviors. ADHD has been avidly promoted as an illness by … Continue reading →
Why Are Scientists and the Public So Often At Odds?.
BPA and Hand Sanitizer: a Toxic Mix With Serious Health Risks?. A new study shows that using hand sanitizer (and other skin products) before handling receipts increases BPA absorption by as much as 185 times and leads to BPA levels … Continue reading →