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Anapologia

Confronting bullshit head on since 1951 - Omnia in dubium vocare

The Roman Minerva and Greek Athena were both goddesses of Wisdom and Warfare. We've adopted them choosing to interpret the "Warfare" as being a war against Ignorance fought by shining a light into the darkness accompanied by owls (presumably in an advisory capacity).


α  alpha: from the Greek origin of "Anapologia"

cunningly disguised as an owl

Anapologia* (or Unapologetics)

An advocacy organisation defending logic, truth and rationality against the dark forces of ignorance, bigotry and radicalism. Our patron goddesses are Minerva and Athena, while our motto of "Omnia in dubium vocare" translates as "Call everything into doubt" or "Doubt everything".

Some things worth thinking about:

• Appearance of design and a “creator”

The genome and a “creator”

Baby Jesus and the radioactive magician

Second Law of Thermodynamics and Evolution

Schmokelberg’s Razor

- Silas Echo: The Signal Analysis

Cartography of Personal Reality

• Mis- Dis- and Mal-Information

• The Firmware of Belief

• The Cost of Friction

• The Mirage of Choice

The Architecture of Apathy

• The Architecture of Resilience

Abiogenesis and Pasteur

Why I favour Many Worlds

Many Worlds and Probability

Spooky action at a distance

The Schmokelberg Protocol

Panspermia and Sir Fred

Australia and the infamous Tariff Equation

Indoctrination vs Education

• Mirror confusion

• Ancient astronomical wisdom “We all know”

The double slit experiment (needs work)

Harmonics

Where are the stars?

Fine Tuning and the Anthropic Principle

Trump Legacy

Putin's puppet (awaiting more text)

Kool-Aid Kids

Science vs Magic

Consciousness - mind of their own, brains

Jedi mind tricks

The Emperor's new brain

TACO to go

Thing about Science

Atavus genetic contribution

Our Companion Galaxies

Leonid Meteor

Schmokelberg's Door Bitch

Digitalisation by Generation

Turtles all the way down

Saturn slips behind the Moon

The Schmokelberg Enigma

Ten Tenths of the Law

Prudential Funds Transfer

* How the hell do you pronounce six syllable words? Sometimes it feels like you need to emphasise two of the syllables but you can also emphasise just one. Since anapologia is a made-up word, it can be pronounced any way you like.

Apologia is a real word and the recommended pronunciation is:

apologia <≈ [a • puh • LOW • jee • uh] like "ApollOnia"

so to preserve the root of anapologia we could preserve the pronunciation of that part of the word so:

anapologia <≈ [an • uh • puh • LOW • jee • uh] homorhythmic with "anaphylAxia"

Of the ways of emphasised two syllable, these are my favourites:

1. emphasis on the 1st and 4th syllables so:

anapologia <≈ [AN • uh • puh • LOW • jee • uh] to rhyme with "ANna the SLOW eater"  or

2. emphasis on the 2nd and 5th syllables so:

anapologia <≈ [an • AP • uh • luh • JEE • uh] to rhyme with "an APPle for MIa"

Where the "uh" represents the schwa ⟨ə⟩ sound and by "<≈" I mean "is spoken as".

Pick one or make up your own. Just remember it means "unapologetics" - another made-up word.


For comments or questions email: Perdix Partridge perdix@anapologia.templetap.com 

or Ana Pologia anapologia@anapologia.templetap.com

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Disclaimer: This site contains some things that are true. It also contains things that are based, more or less loosely, on the truth.

It also contains things that are either pure opinion and/or satire including bullshit.

You should do your own research if you have trouble discerning which of these applies in a particular case.