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ments view blog reactions saturday may 23 2015 congratulations ireland yesterday ireland voted on whether or not homosexuals should have marriage equality it is the first vote on this subject anywhere in the world all the political parties were behind the yes side in the referendum and only private organizations mostly catholic in nature were driving the no side the final count is not yet in but it seems like everyone agrees that the yes side has won by a landslide in ireland i am not a fan of voting on the rights of other people but when it happens it is wonderful when the side of equality and rights win ireland only made homosexuality legal two decades ago so it is amazing that it has progressed to this point already congratulations labels civil rights equal rights homosexuality ireland posted by kristjan wager at 1 14 pm 0 comments view blog reactions thursday february 12 2015 a lynching every week for 73 years it has been long known that lynching was not the uncommon occurrences in the us post the civil war as some people try to paint it as but now the atlanta blackstar has an article that tells us that lynchings were even more widespread than we had realized new report compiles a devastating count of nearly 4 000 lynchings of black people in the us showing this form of white terrorism had profound impact on american history there were 3 959 black people lynched in the united states between 1877 and 1950 a number that is 700 more than previously known and georgia mississippi and louisiana had more lynchings than any other state in the country these revelations are contained in an astounding new report by the alabama based equal justice initiative that attempts to place this horrid form of american racial terrorism in its proper historical context as a tool of white supremacy that had a profound impact on the nation the report called lynching in america confronting the legacy of racial terror ties lynching to a broader picture of white social control showing how lynchings affected african american migration patterns effectively turning many southern communities from predominantly black to overwhelmingly white virtually overnight and sending millions of black people to the cities of the north to escape this terrorism it is a significantly more nuanced view of how whites used lynching to serve particular purposes and how lynchings were a seldom discussed driver of the great migration of black people to the north a summary of the report can be found here pdf so after investigating lynchings the report found that there had been 3 959 lynchings over 73 years that is an average of more than 54 lynchings per year or put differently it means that there was on average one lynching per week for 73 years this is an horrifying thought after having posted about this on facebook one of my facebook friends wrote when you hear about lynching now it s cast as some sort of anomaly somehow separate from the main stream of us experience but kristjan s average really puts it in perspective anything that happens once a week for 70 years is normal with a capital n it was the us experience it barely rated news coverage just as these days black deaths in the inner cities barely rate a mention on any but the local news that is a great way of putting it when we are talking such numbers we are not talking anomalies we are talking routine this was the daily life of people living back then remember this when people try to dismiss the concept of institutionalized racism or downplay how bad racism was in the past labels equal justice initative history lynching racism posted by kristjan wager at 3 43 pm 0 comments view blog reactions sunday january 05 2014 fear and uncertainty in politics the new york times has a long and interesting article about one politicians truth seeking process when trying to decide what to vote on the issue of a ban on genetically modified crops in hawaii a lonely quest for facts on genetically modified crops it is not unreasonable to have some concerns when discussing genetically modified crops especially related to cross pollination patents and the business practices of the companies providing such crops all of these things are touched upon in the article as the politician greggor ilagan tries to understand the issue and the science relating to it unfortunately as mr ilagan also finds out there is a lot of fud fear uncertainty doubt going on when it comes to g m o s none of it fact based but it sounds just plausible enough that people will believe it especially when used in connection to phrases like frankencrops there have been some studies that indicates higher risks of cancer when eating g m o s but the scientists behind these studies appear to have been ideologically against g m o s and the studies have been found to flawed and has largely been retracted including the much spoken about 2012 rat study from france indeed the general consensus among scientists doing research into the subject is that there is no difference in risks between conventional crops and modified crops something which is hardly surprising considering the biology behind it in 2010 the european commission hardly a strong proponent of g m o s released their research into the harms from g m o in the press release it was described thus in order to help inform debate on genetically modified organisms the european commission is publishing today a compendium entitled a decade of eu funded gmo research the book summarizes the results of 50 research projects addressing primarily the safety of gmos for the environment and for animal and human health launched between 2001 and 2010 these projects received funding of 200 million from the eu and form part of a 25 year long research effort on gmos as i said before the eu and the european commission can hardly be considered strong proponents of g m o s indeed they put off allowing g m o s for a long time while researching the potential side effects this is part of the general principle of caution under which the eu usually handles these things in the eu it generally has to be demonstrated that there are no harmful side effects before it is allowed while in the us the tendency is to demand that a harmful side effect be proven before not allowing it the summarization of 25 years of research into the potential side effects of g m o s was summed up thus in the press release according to the projects results there is as of today no scientific evidence associating gmos with higher risks for the environment or for food and feed safety than conventional plants and organisms i highly recommend downloading and reading the book pdf back to the ny times article mr ilagan spent the time necessary and talked to the people with the proper expertize in order to get to understand the subject well enough to make an informed vote he appears to have been alone or nearly alone in this and instead the anti science ignorance spread by anti gmo advocates were allowed to carry the day the ban was approved 6 votes to 3 many issues related to science are complex and it is even harder to get to understand them when there are people actively promoting misinformation no matter whether they are grassroots organizations or think tanks when politicians face decision making relating to such an issue they could much worse than try to follow in the footsteps of mr ilagan as the ec compendium correctly states sound policy while needing to take account of a wide range of views must be based on sound science all to often anti science is allowed to carry the day labels anti science eu european commission gmo hawaii science us politics posted by kristjan wager at 1 05 pm 1 comments view blog reactions wednesday january 01 2014 acceptance of evolution in the us there is a new pew survey on the us public s views on human evolution as these surveys tend to be it is depressing reading for science minded people according to the survey 60 of the us public believes that humans have evolved over time while 33 thinks that humans have existed in the present form since the beginning this means that 1 3 of the us population doesn t accept the evidence for human evolution while this number is lower than in other polls it is still a depressingly high number of people who simply disregards what science shows us and instead goes for something which there is not just no evidence for but something which there is actual evidence against it probably comes as no surprise to you that the acceptance of evolution very much depends on peoples religious view with unaffiliated and white mainline protestants having the highest acceptance rates 76 and 78 respectively and white evangelical protestants having the lowest just 27 white evangelical protestants are quite influential on the republican party and help define their policies also on scientific issues this might explain why the acceptance of evolution among gop voters have dropped from 54 in 2009 to just 43 now and the belief that humans haven t changed over time have gone up from 39 in 2009 to 48 now the survey clearly indicates just how damaging it would be to sound science if the gop got into power labels evolution pew research center surveys us politics posted by kristjan wager at 1 23 pm 0 comments view blog reactions spreading awareness and minimizing stigma this blogpost is one i have wanted to write for a while but also one which i haven t quite know how to write so i appologize in advance for it probably being a bit incoherent it is no secret that there is a history of alcoholism in my family specifically my father was an alcoholic and died as a direct result of his alcoholism he fell and broke his neck while drunk this happened a long time after i moved away from home and during my childhood my father mostly managed to stay away from alcohol though with several yearly drinking binges in other words growing up i only suffered mildly from the consequences of my father s alcoholism this might be part of the reason why i have never been ashamed of the fact that my father was an alcoholic obviously i didn t like the fact especially not after he started drinking heavily around the time i was 25 or so but it was nothing i felt i had to be ashamed of when talking with other people and mentioned the fact that my father was an alcoholic i have found out that i am not typical in this many people who have had or have an alcoholic parent or grandparent feels ashamed of it and don t mention it except they did when i had told that my father was one but then only in privacy i found out that a lot of people have experienced alcoholism pretty closely yet have been afraid to open up to other people because of the social stigma associated with it this has left them to try to cope on their own often at great personal costs this is a problem a problem which we should try to do something about social stigmas like this are destructive and blocks people from seeking help and support when needed one great thing about the internet is now we can use it to share our stories and spread awareness of something trying to help others overcome their fear of a stigma in order to help them in the long run or even in the short run one example of someone who has done so is the youtube vlogger happileeerin who usually talks about manga but who in june 2013 posted a deeply personal video about her struggles with bi polar disorder several people have posted in the comment section that the video has helped them seek the help that they needed please don t use ad block or scriptblocking when viewing the video as it will ensure that happileeerin doesn t get paid for the views which in turn makes it harder for her to do work helping other people another youtube vlogger who has posted about her disorders in order to help other people is courtneypants who in may 2013 posted about her eating disorders before then she had posted about her problems with trichotillomania internet personality and actor wil wheaton has also opened up about his problems in this case with depression when youtube vloggers like happileeerin and courtneypants and personalities like wil wheaton open up about these problems they are helping other people that they are not alone and that it is ok to seek help if they feel they need it given the current social stigmas that are connected to these issues i don t think everybody can be as brave and open about their problems as the people i ve mentioned above but i think it is important that the people who are able to do do it so we can help remove the stigma and help people who need help labels alcoholism bipolar disorder courtneypants depression eating disorder happileeerin mental health wil wheaton posted by kristjan wager at 10 32 am 1 comments view blog reactions happy new year it is currently morning on january 1st in denmark so i guess it is appropriate to wish you all a happy new year and the best of luck in 2014 2013 was in many ways a horrible year in the geopolitical sense but from a personal perspective 2013 was a quite good year and i see no reason why 2014 should prove any different my personal goals for 2014 are the following finish a book project i am working on with an ex colleague hopefully get it published as well but let s see how it turns out in the end participate in a couple of work related conferences go to skepticon travel as much as i can get away with probably some weekend trips in europe rather than prolonged trips read at least 52 books watch at least 52 movies discover one new band per month loose some weight and get in better shape related to this stop drinking coke write on average 1 hour per day on either my blogs or on the book project start a new work related blog on a new blogging network which is planned to start in 2014 be awesome at work see my friends as much as it is possible organize some great events for copenhagen skeptics in the pub together with my co hosts i am also considering going to qed but i simply don t know if i will be able to fit it into my schedule all in all a fairly moderate list which should be do able being do able has always seemed to me to be a good quality when you evaluate potential goals do any of you have some interesting goals you want to share labels fluff new year posted by kristjan wager at 9 43 am 0 comments view blog reactions sunday november 17 2013 lazy linking gotta catch up here are a few links which has caught my attention the last few days all links open in new windows annals of the malaria war legions of health workers launch an attack an interesting blogpost on the fight against malaria going on in africa these nuclear physicists think david suzuki is exaggerating about fukushima i don t generally link to vice which i think is generally a horrible magazine but this article is actually pretty interesting they interview other nuclear physicists about the claims made by david suzuki about fukushima good skeptical journalism groups of diverse 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