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Sex and the Retard

Sex and the Retard

Sexuality in people with intellectual disability requires a dual clinical focus: mitigating elevated risks of abuse while supporting informed, developmentally appropriate sexual education and autonomy. Effective care protects safety and affirms healthy sexual expression across the lifespan.

The FBI Profiler Myth: How Accurate Is Criminal Profiling in the Hunt for Serial Killers?

The FBI Profiler Myth: How Accurate Is Criminal Profiling in the Hunt for Serial Killers?

"... hair blonde, eyes pale blue. He'd be about thirty-five now. He said he lived in Philadelphia, but he may have lied. That's all I can remember, mum, but if I think of any more, I will let you know. Oh, and Senator, just one more thing: love your suit!"

The Arrogance of Not Knowing: The Dunning–Kruger Effect, Human Stupidity, and the Intellectual Revolt Against Knowledge

The Arrogance of Not Knowing: The Dunning–Kruger Effect, Human Stupidity, and the Intellectual Revolt Against Knowledge

The Dunning–Kruger Effect shows that lacking skill often means lacking the insight to see that lack. Confidence can mask incompetence; wisdom begins with admitting one might be wrong, and refusing that step marks the start of intellectual decline.

Criminally Insane, Eternally Guilty: A Forensic Autopsy of the Mental Illness Excuse and the Moral Imperative to Punish the Mad

Criminally Insane, Eternally Guilty: A Forensic Autopsy of the Mental Illness Excuse and the Moral Imperative to Punish the Mad

The passage demands abolishing psychiatric defenses and treating violent offenders solely by their acts, not their illnesses. It calls for replacing therapeutic models with uncompromising punishment and claims public safety requires crushing, not excusing, the violent mentally ill.

The Trembling Self: Environmental Psychology and the Embodied Experience of Life in Earthquake Zones

The Trembling Self: Environmental Psychology and the Embodied Experience of Life in Earthquake Zones

Earthquake‑zone psychology shows humans as porous systems shaped by unstable ground. Life on a fault line blends fear, love of place, ritual resilience, and meaning‑making; the trembling becomes not pathology but a sign of being fully alive in a dynamic world.

Destroying Reality: How Anti-White and Anti-Male Racism Undermines the Greatest Cognitive Achievement of the West

Destroying Reality: How Anti-White and Anti-Male Racism Undermines the Greatest Cognitive Achievement of the West

Reality is not racist; an independent world underpins emancipation. Western, male‑coded inquiry produced science and liberal democracy; critique must use those standards, not reject them. Reassert universality of truth to defend reason.

A Critical Examination of the Perceived Deficiencies in WNBA Officiating: Structural, Cognitive, and Sociocultural Dimensions

A Critical Examination of the Perceived Deficiencies in WNBA Officiating: Structural, Cognitive, and Sociocultural Dimensions

WNBA officiating problems reflect a stressed system shaped by underinvestment, a flawed rulebook, cognitive bias, and sociocultural pressure. Fixing it requires professionalized refs, rebuilt rules, data transparency, and treating officiating as a strategic asset.

The Sports Psychology of Muay Thai

The Sports Psychology of Muay Thai

Muay Thai psychology shows performance emerges from a fighter’s cultural and spiritual world, not generic techniques. Ritual, identity, and embodied fear-shaping define agency, while future research must map how mind, body, and meaning co‑evolve across a fighter’s career.

The Myth of Systemic Racism in the United States

The Myth of Systemic Racism in the United States

The myth of systemic racism persists not because it is supported by evidence, but because it serves powerful political and psychological functions, offering a moral framework that simplifies a complex world, absolves individuals of responsibility, and justifies ongoing political mobilization.

ICD-10 Z-Codes for Social Determinants of Health: High Predictive Value in Risk Stratification and the Challenge of Low Clinical Adoption

ICD-10 Z-Codes for Social Determinants of Health: High Predictive Value in Risk Stratification and the Challenge of Low Clinical Adoption

... knowing a patient’s social context can save lives, but only if healthcare systems are willing to measure and address it.

Integrated Mathematical and Computational Frameworks for Contemporary Strategic Bombing Theory

Integrated Mathematical and Computational Frameworks for Contemporary Strategic Bombing Theory

Strategic bombing should be framed as integrated strategic attack: one tool within adaptive, lawful, multi‑domain pressure on an adversary’s operational system, replacing the narrow punishment‑versus‑denial divide.

AI Chatbots Hate White People, Too

Artificial Intelligence

AI Chatbots Hate White People, Too

Advanced AI chatbots, as currently deployed, harbor and reproduce negative biases against white people as a category.