Tag: Mann, C.C.

#277: Reflections on Graham Hancock: Adventures in “Pseudo-Science”

Philipp Kneis1 Comment

Hancock's "Ancient Apocalypse" is entertaining yet flawed, relying on confirmation bias and misconstrued evidence to assert an advanced civilization's existence before recorded history. While he raises intriguing questions, his theories lack robust scientific support. Explore the allure of possibility, but never abandon critical thinking—science thrives on cooperation and rigorous proof, not sensationalism.

#56: Disentangling Race and Ethnicity

Philipp Kneis

Ethnicity is rooted in shared culture, language, and perceived lineage; race is a colonial construct used to justify exploitation. The post traces the historical misuse of racial categories and argues that while ethnicity can be fluid and self-defined, race is externally imposed and ideologically charged.