The Social Pathologist

This is a religious post, so whilst I'd encourage my atheist readers to have a look at it, I can understand them if they don't. I ...

Dalrock has recently put up a post (with a very interesting comment thread) which I feel should be commented on. Many commentators have...

There are some people who state that the exterior, sex, or physique of another person is indifferent to them, that they care only for the c...

A vastly underrated movie (I wonder why?). Duval and Douglas deserved Oscars (or at least some legitimate acting award) for their roles. I...

Gucci Little Piggy ran a post the other day on the subject of the Men's Rights Movement and the adherents of Game. It was pretty much th...

Much conservative thought, particularly religious, is of the opinion that the great turning point in the West, the turning point which has l...

I've spent the last week surveying the field  of cognitive psychology.  And whilst I had very little faith in Democracy prior, my readin...

A few things people may be interested in. Tasks that do and don't correlate with IQ. And one that probably didn't get much publi...

Unlike most of the HBD crowd, I don't hold IQ in nearly the esteem that they do. Medicine attracts a lot of highly gifted people, people...

In my previous post, commentator KJJ made the following comment: Have you considered Jonathan Haidt's examination of the moral reasonin...

For those who are interested, I just thought that I would try to clarify by what I mean by Stenosophism. Stenosophism needs to be thought...

Thought is also always rooted in values and motivations. We ordinarily think not for the sake of thinking but to achieve certain goals base...

One of the findings in Dorner's book is that human beings seem to have a hard time recognising temporal relationships. Causal relationsh...

Let me first begin by saying that this is a very good book, not for its writing style but for the scientific data it presents with regard to...