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EdgyWolf broke In an astonishing display of courage, internet user EdgyWolf admitted to be wrong in an online debate. After 3 gruesome days of googling and article referencing, EdgyWolf accepted that the

In my previous post I have contrasted Steemit as a platform for valuable content creation with its more illustrious competitor, Facebook (although precisely how valuable Facebook content is remains open

If you haven't read the first part, go here. In this last section of my response article to @kyriacos' original post, I want to deal with some of the closing statements kyriacos made and wrap up by pointing

If you haven't read the first part, go here. In this part of my response to this article, I'm going to respond to the article directly. In short, the article makes the case for using the rational thought

This is an accidental double post. Please go here.

A few days ago I read this article by @kyriacos, an incredibly popular poster on the Steemit platform. Frankly, I was a little disturbed by the anti-science tone of the article, one I've noticed as being

I worked in a newspaper for a while. Whenever we had a major event like elections or a big sports game, my publisher made sure to have two stories prepared so that we would publish any outcome right on

Boasting about being a “humanitarian” is similar to being proud for being born in one country instead of another. Humanitarians believe that their actions deserve special attention simply because they