"No Gods, No Masters" by Bill Reynolds is wonderful. I have the privelege to be internet friends with him. The book is funny, honest and a great introduction to why someone becomes an atheist. It's worth far more than what is charged for it.and I wish I had written it. So go and get it: … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – a book by my friend Bill
What the Boss Likes – some nifty things
just some random things I found interesting (the science things are at phys.org where you can read five free and then have to watch a little ad to read more):Solar energy transforms polystyrene waste into valuable chemicals using sulfur Three anesthesia drugs all have the same effect in the brain, researchers find What happens to … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – some nifty things
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – I had wondered when this would come about
"In a stunning decision out of Indiana, a judge has blocked the Republican-led state’s near-total abortion ban saying that it violates the religious freedom of those whose beliefs require them to get an abortion when they believe it’s necessary." - Indiana judge says state's abortion ban violates religious freedom of those seeking abortions, Friendly Atheist
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – that whole “fool” thing.
Many theists love to call those outside of the religion "fools". They can't show that their gods exist, but we are to be considered fools for not agreeing with them. A rather silly Christian, Ryan, is sure we are fools and yet he doesn't know what's in his own bible. The following is a response … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – that whole “fool” thing.
What the Boss Likes – Inherited morality and rocks
I very much like Reasoned Reality's substack about morality. And here's a good article on ancient geology and the "great unconformity" : Ancient rocks point to an early start for the Great Unconformity—the biggest gap in Earth’s rock record Addendum: and i finished my embroidery on my old garden vest. Foxglove, monkshood, hemlock, nightshade, thistle, … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – Inherited morality and rocks
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – as expected christians and war mongering
As expected, christains are war mongering in their desperate need to pretend that their end times lies are coming true. They must claim that their god wants this pointless war and that it will come back as long as they murder people, including children. And gee, the nationalist christians, Nat-C's, in the military are trying … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – as expected christians and war mongering
what the boss likes – naked mole rats
this is so wrong, and hilarious and not safe for work.https://theoatmeal.com/comics/naked_mole_rats
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – new pope, same old nonsense
The new Pope, Leo, supposedly corresponded with an atheist. You can see the article here. (memes below)Unsurpsingly, his response is the same old nonsense. "Pope Leo responded to Rocco by quoting St. Augustine, who said, “You were within me, but I was outside myself, and there I sought you!”curiously every cult makes a similar claim. … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – new pope, same old nonsense
What the Boss Likes – a result of repeated stabbing
my current in process embroidery, poisonous or pokey plants on my old garden vest.
What the Boss Likes – more memes
And what the boss doesn't like, having covid or the flu for the past 5 days. My brain is mush. Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot