We tweet! And have been doing it since 2008!

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Updates for all things earthpages.org and earthpages.ca at Twitter!

Also, I recently rediscovered a whole bunch of alternative and progressive news categories that I formerly used back in the ill-fated days of RSS. And today I added even more.

Every morning the best stories around the web are hand-picked—sometimes in the evening too. So check out our Twitter account. The feed at right only shows the latest 4 or 5 stories. There are TONS more!

• https://twitter.com/earthpages

—MC

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JPMorgan bans Christian group at workplace

Uneasy partners: religion in the workplace https://t.co/YEC6FGqr68 via @YahooFinance

— Earthpages.org (@earthpages) August 15, 2016

Well, this would be one solution to mowing the lawn…

Flock of sheep take over landscaping duties at Montreal park https://t.co/dkXymmEL4S via @HuffPostCanada

— Earthpages.org (@earthpages) July 10, 2016

Apparently they’ve been doing this in Europe for ages!

Petition calling for another vote on Brexit

More than 2.5 million and rising sign UK petition for new EU referendum https://t.co/ooZXWfp8e6 via @Reuters

— Earthpages.org (@earthpages) June 26, 2016

Big Pharma fraud – exposing the new “religion” of science

Secrets and lies: Faked data and lack of transparency plague global drug manufacturing https://t.co/g7okVWaZkb

— Earthpages.org (@earthpages) June 21, 2016

There are two main ways to critique medical science. On the one hand, we can look at the actual science that’s being done. We can analyze the truth claims that many doctors make, using the analytical tools (e.g. sociology, philosophy) that we have at our disposal. The other way, which some may say is related, some may say is not, is to look at the actual, overall practice of medicine.

Science is a human enterprise. It is not something locked up in a test tube, immune to disease and corruption. This is something I have mentioned many times throughout Earthpages. The response usually isn’t that great, mostly, I think, because science for the most part is the new human religion. And people don’t like to have the fraudulent aspects of their religion exposed. It upsets them, inviting them to rethink many taken-for-granted beliefs that they were once comfortable with.

In saying that science is a new religion, I simply mean that it involves a lot of belief and in many cases, blind faith. I am not saying that science is no good, just as I would not say that religion is no good. But I would argue that both could be improved. Neither is perfect.—MC

Most antidepressants ineffective in teens

Most antidepressants ineffective in teens, study finds https://t.co/hbD3kDnWiW via @@WUSA9

— Earthpages.org (@earthpages) June 9, 2016

Japan’s inhumane treatment of asylum seekers

BBC News – Seeking asylum in Japan 'like being in prison' https://t.co/5qIrYd2nKl

— Earthpages.org (@earthpages) June 8, 2016