Monthly Archives: March 2013

Women and development.

Posted on March 27, 2013 by Grit

I love that evolutionary biology is gaining momentum because there are some mightily interesting scenarios that are way too PC to talk about without the biological frame of reference. And since PC is no issue here, and since evo. biology … Continue reading →

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The Essence of Game applied to Green living (and other movements)

Posted on March 24, 2013 by Grit

Krauser gives us a good storytelling session that hits home about the essence of Game. He is indirectly making the point that women don’t care for the content of the story, any underlying message to the story, or actually experiencing … Continue reading →

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‘Mad Men’ and feminism

Posted on March 13, 2013 by Grit

There are two simple questions I have for viewers of the Mad Men show. 1. Is Don Draper masculine? In almost every scene with his wife Betty he doesn’t assert anything. 2. Is this what it takes to keep spinsters … Continue reading →

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SWPL: guerilla warfare

Posted on March 4, 2013 by Grit

Somewhere, somehow, someone managed to convince us that ad hominem attack is a credible way to argue and to therefore control public policy. Throw in the clear conflict of interest (does that term even exist anymore?) of the eventual governmental … Continue reading →

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