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Posts from the ‘Jacobsen’s Bank’ Category

Dr. Elizabeth Loftus, Expert Witness, Unlimited Funding and Research, and the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal on 2022-04-01

Professor Elizabeth Loftus, Do Justice and Let the Sky Fall on 2022-04-01

Louise Meilleur, Research, Psychology, Graduate and Undergraduate, and Thought Influences on 2022-04-01

Dr. Kevin Hamilton, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Psychology, and Education on 2022-04-01

Dr. Daniel Bernstein, Research, ‘Eureka’ Moments, Advice, and Biggest Intellectual Influences on 2022-04-01

Dr. Daniel Bernstein, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Education, and Research Activities on 2022-04-01

Patricia Coburn, Undergraduate Education, Graduate School, and a Psychology Lab on 2022-04-01

Joey C., Psychology and Counselling, Lifespan Cognition Lab, and Application of Knowledge on 2022-04-01

Eric Mah, Psychology, Lifespan Cognition lab, and Not Being Afraid on 2022-04-01

Nicole Pernat, Psychology, Intellectual development, and Pursuits on 2022-04-01

Nicole Pernat, Graduate Studies, Controversy in Neurophilosophy, and Philosophical Assumptions on 2022-04-01

Nicole Pernat, Psychology, False Memories, and Research on 2022-04-01

Dr. Leo Igwe, Nigerian Femininity and Masculinity and the Nigerian Humanist Movement on 2022-04-01

Charlottesville Neo-Nazis to Kuala Lumpur Theocrats on 2022-04-01

Dr. Sven van de Wetering, Salient Point, Academics, and Intellectual Influences on 2022-04-01

Dr. Sven van de Wetering, Psychology, Epistemological Frameworks, and Foundations on 2022-04-01

Claire Saenz, SMART Recovery, Process, and Addicts in Recovery on 2022-04-01

Enrique Valdés Pliego, Atheist Republic Oaxaca City Consulate on 2022-04-01

André Coelho, Basic Income, Gender Differences, and Gender Roles on 2022-04-01

Debunking I.Q. Claims Discussion with Chris Cole, Richard May, and Rick Rosner: Member, Mega Society; Co-Editor, “Noesis: The Journal of the Mega Society”; Member, Mega Society (2) on 2022-04-01

Dr. Sven van de Wetering, Interest of Psychology, Research, and Controversial Topics on 2022-03-31

Conversation with Dr. Betty Rideout on Psychology and Intellectual Development on 2022-03-31

Helen Pluckrose, Windows and Mirrors – Views from the Outside In on 2022-03-31

Single Mother’s Alliance of British Columbia Goes to the United Nations on 2022-03-31

Afifa Hashimi, Check Your Head, Environmental Justice, Youth, Activism, and the Environment on 2022-03-31

The Power of Activism and Collective Action for Positive, Progressive Change on 2022-03-31

Sharnelle Jenkins-Thompson, Youth Activism, Community, and Check Your Head on 2022-03-31

Kinder Morgan Pipeline, Protests, First Nations, and the National Energy Board on 2022-03-31

David Kerruish, Welfare Food Challenge Participant in British Columbia, Canada on 2022-03-31

Justine Nelson, PIPE UP Network, Evergreen BC, Pipelines, and Youth Activism on 2022-03-31

Lindsay Bissett, the Welfare Food Challenge and Awareness on 2022-03-31

Claire Saenz, Looking in the ‘Mirror’ and Seeing the Self on 2022-03-31

Anthropocene, Capitalocene, Downtown Vancouver, and Canada on 2022-03-31

Justin Rawlins, Checking Your Head About British Columbia on 2022-03-31

Geoff Speakman, Atheist Republic Brisbane Consulate on 2022-03-31

Stephanie Lake, Harm Reduction and Reliable Sources of Information and Organizations on 2022-03-31

Stephanie Lake, Canada’s Drug Policies, CSSDP Vancouver Chapter Responsibilities on 2022-03-31

Antonio Cillero, Toronto and Canadian Drug Policy on 2022-03-31

Avery Sapoznikow, Canadian Drug Policy, UBCO, and Cascades on 2022-03-31

Professor Mark Haden, One Country, Canada, and World Leaders on 2022-03-31

Professor Mark Haden, Harm Reduction, Public Perception, and ‘Bad Guys’ on 2022-03-31

Lauren Lehman, Volunteering for CSSDP and Harm Reduction on 2022-03-31

Evan Loster, CSSDP, Other Organizations, and Partnerships on 2022-03-31

Evan Loster, Critical Frameworks and Psychedelics on 2022-03-31

Evan Loster, Successful Events and the Inverted Pyramid of Drug Abuse on 2022-03-31

Evan Loster, the Elements of Harm Reduction via Practical Examples on 2022-03-31

Evan Loster, Drug Policy in Canada and Two Philosophies on 2022-03-31

Dr. Tara Marie Watson, Advice and Mentorship on 2022-03-31

Dr. Tara Marie Watson, Canadian Drug Policy and Streams of Thought on 2022-03-31

Dessy Pavlova, Chair of CSSDP and Harm Reduction on 2022-03-31

Interview with William Keener – President of the Hickory Humanist Alliance on 2022-03-31

Interview with Deo Ssekitooleko – Representative of Center for Inquiry International – Uganda on 2022-03-31

Interview with Linda LaScola – Editor of Rational Doubt, Clinical Social Worker, Psychotherapist, & Qualitative Researcher on 2022-03-31

Interview with Ali Raza – Kurdish Artist on 2022-03-31

Interview with Dana L. Morganroth – Advisory Board Member and Vice President of CFI-Pittsburgh on 2022-03-31

Science News in Brief, 15th November 2016 on 2022-03-31

Education News in Brief on 2022-03-31

Interview with Rebecca Hale – President of The American Humanist Association on 2022-03-31

Interview with Tehmina Kazi on 2022-03-31

Interview with Roslyn Mould – President of the Humanist Association of Ghana; Chair of the African working group (IHEYO) on 2022-03-31

Women’s Rights News in Brief on 2022-03-31

Women’s Rights News in Brief (2016/10/09) on 2022-03-31

Women’s Rights News in Brief (2016/10/06) on 2022-03-31

Women’s Rights News in Brief (2016/11/03) on 2022-03-31

Women’s Rights News in Brief (2016/10/28) on 2022-03-31

Women’s Rights News in Brief (2016/10/19) on 2022-03-31

Women’s Rights News in Brief (2016/10/14) on 2022-03-31

Religion News in Brief (2016/10/09) on 2022-03-31

Religion News in Brief (2016/11/06) on 2022-03-31

Religion News in Brief (2016/11/04) on 2022-03-31

Religion News in Brief (2016/10/28) on 2022-03-31

Religion News in Brief (2016/11/15) on 2022-03-31

Religion News in Brief (2016/10/14) on 2022-03-31

Religion News in Brief (2016/11/04) on 2022-03-31

Religion News in Brief (2016/10/28) on 2022-03-31

Religion News in Brief (2016/10/20) on 2022-03-31

Religion News in Brief (2016/11/15) on 2022-03-31

Education News in Brief (2016/10/09) on 2022-03-31

Education News in Brief (2016/10/04) on 2022-03-31

Education News in Brief (2016/10/28) on 2022-03-31

Education News in Brief (2016/10/20) on 2022-03-31

Education News in Brief (2016/11/15) on 2022-03-31

Education News in Brief (2016/10/14) on 2022-03-31

Pussy Riot Protests Through “Make America Great Again” Viral Video on 2022-03-31

The Overlooked Complexities of the Iranian Chess Tournament Boycott on 2022-03-31

Nietzsche and The Death of God on 2022-03-31

United Nations Says Women are Needed in Peacebuilding Efforts on 2022-03-31

50 Shades of A-theism: A Compendium of Discrimination Against Atheists on 2022-03-31

111 (Votes) to 1: the Not-So Golden Ratio on 2022-03-31

Secularism as Equal Opportunity for All on 2022-03-31

Supernatural and Paranormal Beliefs Linked to Worse Comprehension of the Natural World on 2022-03-31

Yes, Canada Passed An Anti-Islamophobia Motion. Yes, We Should Be Worried. on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 101 – Separate-ish on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 100 – Tendencies in Order on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 99 – Jive Metaphysicians (2) on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 98 – Jive Metaphysicians (1) on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 97 – Cognitive Hierarchies and Cable Television on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 96 – Statistical Probability of the Future of Rights on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 95 – Critique of IC (3) on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 94 – Critique of IC (2) on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 93 – Critique of IC (1) on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 92 – Futurology: The Shape of the Future on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 91 – The End of Some Kind of History on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 90 – Steady As She Goes on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 89 – Ain’t Not Nothin’ Goin’ On But the Rent on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 88 – Noodles in Molasses and Pencil in Polymer on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 87 – “We do not have a lot of respect for ants.” on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 86 – I’m Doing Mathematical ‘Well,’ Thanks for Asking on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 85 – “What is the deal with nothing?” on 2022-03-31

Born to do Math 84 – Coming to a Locale Near You – Physics, Statistical Thermodynamics, Information Theory, and More on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 83 – Information, Spatial Curvature, Gravitational Pull, and Universal Expansion on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 82 – From Null to Infinity on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 81 – Turning to and Chanting for God on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 80 – Apparent Age on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 79 – 128+ IQs Lead to Worse Leadership on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 78 – Born Not to do Math on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 77 – Renormalization in Quantum Theory and Infinities on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 76 – 180 Million Years on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 75 – Principia (Part 2) on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 74 – Principia (Part 1) on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 73 – Buffers, Far and Away, and Again on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 72 – Photon, Photon, and Away! on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 71 – Big Crunch Theories on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 70 – Heat Death on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 69 – Change in Mind on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 68 – XX/XY on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 67b – Fit with Status on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 67a – Looks on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 66 – Helen Fisher on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 65 – Errol Morris on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 64 – IC Narratives on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 63 – More on the Reasons on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 62 – Feynman, Sum Above All on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 61 – Many Worlds, JFK on 2022-03-30

Born to do Math 60 – Many Worlds, Again on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 59 – Many Worlds on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 58 – Hows, then Whys (Part 2) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 57 – Hows, then Whys (Part 1) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 56 – Metaprimes (Part 22) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 55 – Metaprimes (Part 21) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 54 – Metaprimes (Part 20) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 53 – Metaprimes (Part 19) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 52 – Metaprimes (Part 18) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 51 – Metaprimes (Part 17) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 50 – Metaprimes (Part 16) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 49 – Metaprimes (Part 15) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 48 – Metaprimes (Part 14) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 47 – Metaprimes (Part 13) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 46 – Metaprimes (Part 12) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 45 – Metaprimes (Part 11) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 44 – Metaprimes (Part 10) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 43 – Metaprimes (Part 9) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 42 – Metaprimes (Part 8) on 2022-03-29

Born to do Math 41 – Metaprimes (Part 7) on 2022-03-29

Everyone is for Globalization on 2022-03-29

Sustainable Energy, Consumption, and Lifestyles on 2022-03-29

Science Matters on 2022-03-29

Want to take the minimum pledge? on 2022-03-29

Economic Independence of Women is Important (Duh) on 2022-03-29

Women have rights, too on 2022-03-29

We Need to Train More Environmental Scientists on 2022-03-29

History of Natural Fibres – Indigenous Lima Civilization on 2022-03-29

We’re All One – No, Really on 2022-03-29

Science, Rationality, and Environmentalism in the Context of Textiles (Part I) on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Bobbi Paidel of Tribe of Lambs on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Christine Dubin of Miou on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Cristofer Smith of Green Apple Active on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Mallorie Dunn of Smart Glamour on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Sarah Power of Inland on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Diane Kennedy of Diane Kennedy on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Maryanne Mathias of Osei-Duro on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Bernard Seys of Efaisto on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Jessie Atkins of BERG+BETTS on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Jennifer M. Brown of Under The Root on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Hillary Sampliner of Nuvango (Part Two) on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Hillary Sampliner of Nuvango (Part One) on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Melissa Stieber of More Than Half on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Susan Cadman of Miik on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Shirley of Wolfbait & B-Girls on 2022-03-29

Ways We Can All Save Water Daily on 2022-03-29

UN: Principles of Women’s Empowerment on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Mark Oliver of Yogiiza on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Melissa Ferreira of Adhesif Clothing on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Eva Power of The Ethical Silk Company on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Alyssa Kerbel of Mini Mioche on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Carolyn Kitto of STOP THE TRAFFIK on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Davina Ogilvie on 2022-03-29

An Interview with SeeMe Foundation, Caterina Occhio on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Katherine Soucie of Sans Soucie Textile + Design on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Christman Hersha of Noble Denim on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Sukhdev Hansra on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Anna Sundari on 2022-03-29

Collective Action on 2022-03-29

The Hidden Workforce on 2022-03-29

Hopi Textiles and Indigenous Peoples’ Rights on 2022-03-29

Sustainability through the Bio-Degradation of Cellulose on 2022-03-29

The Importance of Vermicomposting for Sustainability on 2022-03-29

Ending Violence Against Women and Natural Fibres on 2022-03-29

Up, Up and Away on 2022-03-29

Brief Ethical Notes on Plant and Animal Fibres on 2022-03-29

A Lesson on Comprehension, and the Inuit, and Textiles on 2022-03-29

One-in-a-Millian – Moral Duty to the Environment on 2022-03-29

Military and Synthetic Fibres on 2022-03-29

More Casual talk on Camel Hair on 2022-03-29

A Brief Note on Why 2009 was Important on 2022-03-29

What is Regenerative Fibre? on 2022-03-29

Doo Wop; That Thing; The Logics on 2022-03-29

Set Theory and Natural Fibres on 2022-03-29

My Stake in Climate Change is with Everyone Else on 2022-03-29

Sustainable Fibres – What is Jute? on 2022-03-29

Reflection on Climate Change, Consumption Patterns, and the IPCC on 2022-03-29

Sustainability Awards – Yes on 2022-03-29

Trusted Clothes – Recap – Who are we? on 2022-03-29

A Take on Sustainability on 2022-03-29

More Sustainability Awards – Writing on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Jo Salter on 2022-03-29

Canadian Fashion Icons – Jeanne Beker on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Adila Cokar of Source My Garment on 2022-03-29

Sustainable Fibres – What is Angora? on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Natasha Taneka on 2022-03-29

Sustainable Fibres: What is Cashmere? on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Mandy Den Uijl on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Dr. Brendan Richardson (Part Two) on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Dr. Brendan Richardson (Part One) on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Linda Chee on 2022-03-29

David Suzuki, Environmental Activist on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Selina König of ATOYAK on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Emma Ruff on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Jamie Hayes (Part Two) on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Jamie Hayes (Part One) on 2022-03-29

A Short Take on Child Labor on 2022-03-29

An Interview with Werner Price on 2022-03-29

Here and Now: Nothing Lasts Forever on 2022-03-28

Chat with Isaiah Akorita – Head, Media Campaign Team, Atheist Society of Nigeria on 2022-03-28

This Week in Women’s Rights 2017–09–24 on 2022-03-28

Conversation with Professor Tina Block on the Secular Northwest on 2022-03-28

Exclusive Interview with Stephanie Guttormson - Operations Director for the Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science on 2022-03-28