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Top 25 News Stories (March 25, 2024)

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If Pennsylvania Is Going To Flood Elections With Mail-In Ballots, We Need A Flood Of Poll Watchers

 

Does COVID Vaccine Increase The Risk Of Seizures In Children?

 

Sens. Murkowski and Collins Could Leave the GOP

 

   500+ Lab Tests Available

 

In New York City migrants were already receiving free rent, free food and now are receiving FREE LAWYERS, FREE MEDICARE, and FREE FLIGHTS (X)

 

Cook County state’s attorney Democratic primary election race separated by just over 2K votes (Mainstreamish)

 

Tide Turns On “Gender-Affirming Care”

 

Is Article V the Solution to Our FBI Problem?

 

Another RINO bites the congressional dust, or is something more sinister going on?

 

If SpaceX’s Secret Constellation Is What We Think It Is, It’s Game Changing (Updated)

 

The Fall of Critical Thinking

“Critical thinking” is not so much an educational invention as it is a distillation of the intellectual tradition of rational, skeptical inquiry into concepts and claims. Famous for his probing questions about the assertions of those around him, the Greek philosopher Socrates was one prominent embodiment of that approach. Though I had never heard the term critical thinking (which I will abbreviate as “CT”) during my formal education, I immediately recognized what it was.

 

However, that opportunity to strengthen the role of CT in education has been lost. To a great degree, this promising development has been replaced by fashionable, irrational ideology and indoctrination into trendy causes. 

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