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It’s been over 10 years since I left the hallowed halls of academia. That being the case I may not be current on the latest trends in creative statistical-analysis. I’m fairly certain, however, that logic has been around since Aristotle. Sadly it doesn’t seem like IANSA’s Elizabeth Mandelman – a Masters student at the Hubert [...]
Plurium Interrogationum, latin for “many questions”, is the logical fallacy that occurs when someone presupposes something that is not proven to be true. Wikipedia says the following: This fallacy is often used rhetorically, so that the question limits direct replies to those that serve the questioner’s agenda. An example of this is the question “Are [...]
Perhaps one of the things that’s annoyed me most about the ongoing putsch is the disingenuous nature of spin emerging from the ranks of the NDP-Liberal-Bloc triumvirate. While politicians are hardly considered paragons of honesty and virtue the Liberals seem to have perfected the ability to lie with a completely straight face. Since the coup [...]
I’m not really a big fan of US politics, they’re far too partisan and divisive for my tastes. I will say that I hope this election goes off without a hitch. With the record numbers of people expected to vote and the strained and poorly organized US electoral system there’s a significant chance that something [...]
Ezra Levant, the former publisher of the Western Standard, is no stranger to controversy. However, it would appear that in addition to being a victim of the star-chamber-like Human Rights Commission he is also the victim of malicious SLAPP (strategic litigation against public participation) lawsuits. You can read all about it on Ezra’s blog.
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