Scientific Studies, Schmientific Studies!
April 29, 2010
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New Study Indicates Spanking Makes Kids More Aggressive
Scientific studies indicate . . . The pill kills kids and helps women live longer and more productive lives. Scientific studies indicate long term results of spanking will make kids more aggressive under all circumstances. Scientific studies, schmientific studies! Kevin Swanson points out the utter futility of scientific studies that purport to establish some kind of ethical approach or cause-and-effect relationship in the area of human behavior. This program will question your epistemological authority. Will you resort to the white-coated wizards that peep and mutter, or to the law and to the testimony?
Scientific studies indicate . . . The pill kills kids and helps women live longer and more productive lives. Scientific studies indicate long term results of spanking will make kids more aggressive under all circumstances. Scientific studies, schmientific studies! Kevin Swanson points out the utter futility of scientific studies that purport to establish some kind of ethical approach or cause-and-effect relationship in the area of human behavior. This program will question your epistemological authority. Will you resort to the white-coated wizards that peep and mutter, or to the law and to the testimony?
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