Let’s begin with a basic question: what do the words “settled science” mean?

to place so as to stay (Merriam-Webster)

not likely to change or move (Oxford Dictionary)

A settled situation or system stays the same all the time (Collins Dictionary)

We’ve already seen that the definition of science is knowledge, so we could define settled science as knowledge that stays the same and is not likely to change or move…

Does Darwinian evolution meet the definition of knowledge that stays the same and is not likely to change or move? Based on the 150+ years of debate about the topic, I would say the answer to that is an overwhelming NO. Darwinian evolution is NOT settled science. There are many scientists who would say Darwinian evolution is not even good science, but it is certainly not settled knowledge.

America’s Transformation into a Collectivist Mystical Pantheist God-State

By Linda Kimball

“The announcement of the death of God was the obituary of a useless single-minded and one-dimensional norm of a civilization that has been predominantly monotheistic, not only in its religion, but also in its politics, its history, its social order, its ethics, and its psychology.  When released from the tyrannical imperialism of monotheism by the death of God, man has the…

John Carpenter’s The Thing and The Politics of P

In the thirty-fifth episode of The Pop Culture Lens podcast, Christopher Olson and I welcome friend of the podcast, and unofficial third host, Joe Belfeuil to discuss the influential horror film that is John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982).

https://ThePopCultureLens.podbean.com/mf/web/93ft23/Ep35_The_Thing.mp3

In this episode, the three discuss how the narrative and craft of the film has inspired a…