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The Critical Review of Tom Holland: Great Errors in Apologetics and Historiographies
This blog article is Buch, Neville (2025; a plan for a book). Why the Disciplines and No Apologetics? Part 3: Understanding Historiography: defeating the culture-history warfare over the false binary in ‘religion’ and ‘secularity’, Dr Neville Buch ABN: 86703686642, January 2025. I am sending out one of my past articles (link…
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Ontological Working Conclusions
Definitional phrasing copied and pasted from Wikipedia. “genuinely reflecting on, and responding to, the needs, demands, and expectations of teaching about teaching within the academy”. John Loughran[1] “The sociology of sociology is a topic of sociology that combines social theories with analysis of the effect of socio-historical contexts in sociological intellectual production.” (Wikipedia).…
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John Wagner’s List of Negative Characteristics in Corporate Culture
From John Wagner’s List on LinkedIn. Corporate culture that needs to get canceled in 2025: * Micromanagement * Mandatory Return To Office * Glorifying Overworking * Expecting staff to be available 24/7 * Meetings that could have been an email * Unsympathetic Layoffs * Not disclosing salary ranges in job postings…
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Memory and Careers in a Corrupt Economic System
The 17 December is a very sad day, with happy memories 27 years ago. 2024 minus 27 years = 1997. I was never good at maths; had to use a calculator. The machines now give us the answers to which we must respond. 1997. I started my first ‘permanent’ career job, as a…
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The Employment Industry has become unaccountable to the Public
On Linked-In: Dear Hiring Managers, I would like to express my feelings regarding a recent interview experience that I found quite disappointing. I applied for a position about a month ago, and the job posting is still active. The marketing representative who conducted my interview started three minutes late and continued to…
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2024-12-06 Further Discussions on Cognition Histories and Sociology
https://www.facebook.com/events/601373408905942/ The Enormity of Facebook Technology Design Failure. But I finally beat it. Cognition is the “mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses” It is simply the act or process of knowing. Cognition histories is simply an account of…
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On just economic and demographic reasons, why persons in government and corporations who disparages those who work in social media are fools
A fool is one who ignores the evidence — puts their heads in the sand — and whispers disparaging remarks about “ordinary” persons working social media. On just economic and demographic reasons, why persons in government and corporations who disparages those who work in social media are fools. The economic…
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Do you really care?
Dear friends, Do you really care? As a society of friends, if you really care I would have a paid job; anything in scholarship which breaks through the attempted-falsely-legitimising bullshitting… (capi de meta, meta capi and mea culpa: there are a few friends who have cared and provide what was needed on…
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Why is Australia so afraid to expand its higher education sector? John Hewson’s The trap of student caps
Dear friends and decision makers, Why is Australia so afraid to expand its higher education sector? John Hewson’s The trap of student caps. This is John Hewson, the dry, for God’s Sake! The government policy, and policy for a long time, has been to create a culture-history warfare…
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A Reply to Nick’s ‘The trauma fallacy’: Challenging the Associated Fallacious Arguments
Nick Cater, formerly of The Menzies Research Centre, now a fellow blogger with Nick’s Reality Bites, wrote a piece which reportedly was about “There is no evidence to show that racial suffering can be inherited.” The last word is where the trick was laid, like a cognition landmine. In Nick’s world of “Reality biting,” is…