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Introduction to the 3 Body Problem

Netfilx's sci-fi series 3 Body Problem is based on a trilogy by Liu Cixin. It is a cinematic foray into Cixin's take on the Fermi Paradox which can be enjoyed by sci-fi fans and general viewers alike.

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The Everyman at the Movies- Five Catholics' Thoughts on Cabrini

The recent release of Cabrini has generated a whole host of opinions about the film from praise to negative screeds. At the Everyman we asked five of our Catholic writers to see the film and weigh in with their own thoughts on the film.

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A Desert Epic in the Far Future- The Premiere of Dune Part 2.

The second part of Dennis Villenouve's Dune premieres on March 1st. If it is anything like the first part, it will be yet another dramatic and thrilling homage to Frank Herbert's iconic sci-fi novel of the far-flung future.

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America's Blue Dawn- Review of Dinesh D'Souza's Police State.

Dinish D’Souza's documentary Police State is a sober assessment of America’s transformation from a society of citizens working together to a patchwork of subjects harassed and bullied by midwit overlords who hold half of America in utter contempt.

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Friends and Rivals- A Review of Dr. Qian Xuesen.

The biopic film Dr. Qian Xuesen, while clearly CCP propaganda, a fairly accurate portrayal of an academician in a challenging technical field during the heights of the Cold War.

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"Attack Helicopters & White Supremacy"- How a Ridiculous Study Shows the Dangerous Stupidity of Transgenderism

Awhile back a paper was published based on an extremely flawed study which highlighted how the STEM field has been hijacked (in some part) by Trans ideology. This is a dangerous trend that, as we shall see, exacerbates an already volatile social contagion.

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Power to the People: The Rise of Hydropower in East Africa

While we are inundated with visions of a future of abundant "clean" and "renewable" energy, it is still a pipe dream. Fossil fuels, nuclear, and hydropower are still far more reliable, and is why East Africa is turning towards hydropower to lift their nations into the modern age.

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An Ironic and Unintended Bequest

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the state of Israel. In one of those odd quirks of history, the nascent nation did so with the help of an air force made out of the leftovers of their former oppressors.

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Further Musings on Rational Apologetics

Recently a writer at this site wrote critical by cautious rebuke of rationality when it comes to "proving" the Christian faith. Here with a rejoinder is The Everyman's own Gerhard Thielman to offer his musings on rational apologetics, from a scientific point of view.

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Introduction to the 3 Body Problem

Netfilx's sci-fi series 3 Body Problem is based on a trilogy by Liu Cixin. It is a cinematic foray into Cixin's take on the Fermi Paradox which can be enjoyed by sci-fi fans and general viewers alike.

The Everyman at the Movies- Five Catholics' Thoughts on Cabrini

The recent release of Cabrini has generated a whole host of opinions about the film from praise to negative screeds. At the Everyman we asked five of our Catholic writers to see the film and weigh in with their own thoughts on the film.

A Desert Epic in the Far Future- The Premiere of Dune Part 2.

The second part of Dennis Villenouve's Dune premieres on March 1st. If it is anything like the first part, it will be yet another dramatic and thrilling homage to Frank Herbert's iconic sci-fi novel of the far-flung future.

America's Blue Dawn- Review of Dinesh D'Souza's Police State.

Dinish D’Souza's documentary Police State is a sober assessment of America’s transformation from a society of citizens working together to a patchwork of subjects harassed and bullied by midwit overlords who hold half of America in utter contempt.

Friends and Rivals- A Review of Dr. Qian Xuesen.

The biopic film Dr. Qian Xuesen, while clearly CCP propaganda, a fairly accurate portrayal of an academician in a challenging technical field during the heights of the Cold War.

"Attack Helicopters & White Supremacy"- How a Ridiculous Study Shows the Dangerous Stupidity of Transgenderism

Awhile back a paper was published based on an extremely flawed study which highlighted how the STEM field has been hijacked (in some part) by Trans ideology. This is a dangerous trend that, as we shall see, exacerbates an already volatile social contagion.

Power to the People: The Rise of Hydropower in East Africa

While we are inundated with visions of a future of abundant "clean" and "renewable" energy, it is still a pipe dream. Fossil fuels, nuclear, and hydropower are still far more reliable, and is why East Africa is turning towards hydropower to lift their nations into the modern age.

An Ironic and Unintended Bequest

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the state of Israel. In one of those odd quirks of history, the nascent nation did so with the help of an air force made out of the leftovers of their former oppressors.

Further Musings on Rational Apologetics

Recently a writer at this site wrote critical by cautious rebuke of rationality when it comes to "proving" the Christian faith. Here with a rejoinder is The Everyman's own Gerhard Thielman to offer his musings on rational apologetics, from a scientific point of view.

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Introduction to the 3 Body Problem

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