Tag: Evidence

A little bit more martial than I was expecting, though apparently the march has been primarily associated with graduations since its composition 1901: the first use was at Yale’s 1905 graduation (Wikipedia!). While the phrase “Pomp and Circumstance” fits graduation well, the scene ...

Requesting additional information about the ET3 is not done in every (or indeed the majority) of cases. You should only do it where you cannot understand from the ET3 exactly what the respondent’s defence to the case is. If you disagree with the respondent’s defence in the ET3 you should...

On any fine day you will find gender critical feminists baldly stating that trans women are men and that therefore they are a threat to cis women and girls. They throw out tabloid headlines, slam transphobic memes in the threads, and invariably throw up a bunch of dodgy stats that would make a neoli...

I have a new article live at An Injustice!, about the human factors behind the kinds of mistakes in forensic science that can lead to wrongful convictions. The article came about after I learned of a research report, published earlier in 2023, that explored this topic in much great...

This article is school-related and completely opinion-based followed by article facts. Dating back to the Romans and ancient Greeks, the study of corpses and performing autopsies have been around for quite some time, a really long time. According to the Incognito Forensic Foundation, the fir...

Everything Congress does costs money, a lot of money. Our money. But everything Congress does that gets us closer to a government shutdown will cost us a lot more money. And we are perilously close. So, what are they doing? They’re impeaching a Cabinet member for doing his job and they have...

There have been a number of books and papers pointing out the similarities of the Egyptian Papyrus Leiden 344 or as commonly known as “Admontions of an Egyptian Sage” and the plagues of the Hebrew Bible. This was first noted by Immanuel Velikovsky in his book “Ages in Chaos” ...

Elon Musk said in a TV interview this week that he has seen “no evidence of aliens” in the Universe, adding that he would tweet about the aliens if he found them. “A lot of people ask me, you know, where are the aliens? And I think if anyone would know about aliens on ...

The notion of the Big Bang goes back nearly 100 years, when the first evidence for the expanding Universe appeared. If the Universe is expanding and cooling today, that implies a past that was smaller, denser, and hotter. In our imaginations, we can extrapolate back to arbitrarily small sizes, high ...

Ancient Sumer was the oldest civilization in Mesopotamia, now known as Iraq. Researchers believe this was among the first civilizations to appear on Earth. Ancient Mesopotamia had four main kingdoms: The oldest was Sumer, Akkad, Babylonia, and Assyria. This civilization is credited with being t...