I’m Going Back to Japan – Come With Me
Last year, I spent three wonderful weeks travelling through Japan, and I returned home knowing I wanted to go back….
Last year, I spent three wonderful weeks travelling through Japan, and I returned home knowing I wanted to go back….
In this video Kristen Lindquist, professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, examines how…
The skeptic social movement has been a big part of my social and intellectual world. In a world full of…
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This week Twitter continues to burn money by rebranding to X. I’m still at Twitter at @sherwinarnott. But I don’t…
I’ve been reading (listening to) The Myth of Normal, by Gabor Maté. It’s a fascinating look at the role of…
Here’s where I’m coming from. I live in a family of three with a young kid, downtown adjacent, in a…
There is a lot of hate (and misinformation) on Twitter. There is racism, transphobia, and misogyny. And more. How we…
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the ambient misogyny and racism (and more) that floats around my Twitter communities….
Where I grew up in Northern Alberta, hockey was a big deal. My big brother played hockey. And my dad,…
Every time I would say “seen,” instead of “have seen” or “saw,” she would giggle. To be clear, she would…
My local gym and community centre is awesome. It’s a little less than three kilometres from my home. The pool…
I’m loving this article written on the Sewcialists blog. It’s a blog with the goal of making the sewing community…
When the Law Society of BC initially granted accreditation to Trinity Western University in 2014 I was angry. It was…
This is a series of articles that are US and US racism heavy. Canada has similar racism problems, just a…