Myth over fact in human evolution debate at century’s end
Leonard Krishtatka argues in a Kansas University Museum of Natural History piece that mythmaking overpowers scientific fact as humanity ages into the new millennium. He contrasts Ramtha channeling with Neanderthal science, tracing two evolutionary tracks: information driven discovery and superstition.
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Leonard Krishtatka
Kansas University Museum of Natural History
A Lost Opportunity in the Tax Cut Deal
Washington essays that the current agreement makes taxes more complex and unfair, with targeted breaks that favor the wealthy and a neglect of the poorest families. It argues the plan stalls growth, creates loopholes, and pressures families differently based on income and spending. William G. Gale of Brookings voices warning.
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Congress
William G. Gale
the Brookings Institution
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