Science

Science doesn't enjoy being wrong, but it should, as it happens all the time. Remember when the Earth was flat?  Sure, you could argue that that's from an old uneducated science - or mockery of science depending how critical you'd like to get, but you get our point.

The same thing still goes on today - take for instance, the Big Bang Theory. From whence sprang the universe is a difficult question indeed. What drives us nuts is that instead of giving an always honorable and forthright "I don't know," we get a theory some quack dreamed up while scrubbing his nethers in a bubble bath.

All indicators seem to point to The Big Bang Theory being wrong, or at least extremely incomplete. (more…)

A few days ago, George Takei (Star Trek’s helmsman Sulu) announced he was gay, to the unheard cheers of men with very thick glasses and a tendency for floral arrangements everywhere. 68-year old Takei says this about letting his secret out now:

"The world has changed from when I was a young teen feeling ashamed for being gay". 

To which William Shatner might have thought - but definitely never ever gasped to anyone anywhere:

"Why the devil did I take down that urinal divider?"

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