Tag Archives: denialism

Usually, we associate grief with a real loss. Loss of something loved or that supported us in some way. I had something in the past —or thought I had it—that I don’t have anymore. Now the mission is to “work through grief”. But perhaps the hardest grief to go through …

One of the most serious claims contained in President Joe Biden’s speech last week about protecting democracy may well have gone unnoticed by many who have heard or read about it. In the speech, Biden noted, “What is remarkable about American democracy is this: just enough of us, on just …

One of the most serious claims contained in President Joe Biden’s speech last week about protecting democracy may well have gone unnoticed by many who have heard or read about it. In the speech, Biden noted, “What is remarkable about American democracy is this: just enough of us, on just …

Family law is increasingly contractualized. This is due to the development, understanding and appreciation of private autonomy, a watchword in contemporary Civil Law, and especially in Family Law. Paulo Lôbo, with the authority of one of the greatest Brazilian jurists, in IBDFAM Magazine nº 53 proposes the replacement of such …

Family law is increasingly contractualized. This is due to the development, understanding and appreciation of private autonomy, a watchword in contemporary Civil Law, and especially in Family Law. Paulo Lôbo, with the authority of one of the greatest Brazilian jurists, in IBDFAM Magazine nº 53 proposes the replacement of such …

The subtitle could be: Epistemic denialism reaches the criminal process: where did we go wrong? Is there any chance of this one day working? no don’t answer. Then they say it’s my bummer. Well, read it in your own words. In video format “reels” Transcribed below, a federal judge holding …