Month: January 2011

  • Obamacare Ruled Unconstitutional in Federal Court

    by Jason Stotts Today is a wonderful day and a cause for celebration.  U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson sided with 26 states in their argument that Obama’s socialistic push for control of healthcare was unconstitutional.  He agreed that the “invidual mandate,” aka the government’s right to coerce it’s citizens to buy the things it wants…

  • Formspring: Sleep Sex

    by Jason Stotts In response to my request for questions the other day, a reader asks: I’d love to see your thoughts on “sleep sex” aka sexsomnia. I think it raises some interesting ethical issues around consent, and I would just like to hear more about it from your perspective. Thanks! Unfortunately, I haven’t thought…

  • Sex Tips #1: Pee After Sex

    by Jason Stotts I’m starting a new series called “Sex Tips” that I think will help people out in their daily sex lives. For anyone who already knows these tips, they may seem obvious, but for those of you who don’t know about them, they can be very helpful. The first tip I have is…

  • House Votes to Repeal Obamacare

    by Jason Stotts In a welcome, but mostly symbolic, move, the US House has passed a measure repealing Obamacare.  I am certainly pleased that this happened, since Obamacare is the biggest push towards socialism since the New Deal and the most radical denial of individual rights yet, but I can’t help but to be somewhat…

  • Anti-Conceptual Mentality in Action

    by Jason Stotts I don’t usually talk about myself on my blog, because this blog is about ideas and not its author.  I also don’t usually talk about my part time job, because I’m not exactly proud of it.  However, something happened yesterday that was so funny I can’t help but to relate it to…

  • Secularism and Sex

    by Jason Stotts I’m posting a link to this survey from Dr. Darrel Ray, author of The God Virus, about sexual attitudes and ideas and beliefs in religion.  I encourage everyone to take his short survey so that the results will be more interesting and statistically significant (I can’t stand low N studies).  From Dr.…

  • Reminder: Formspring

    by Jason Stotts This is just to remind you, my loyal readers, that if you want to ask me a question and possibly have the answer appear here, you can go to http://formspring.me/JasonStotts and submit questions.  I’ll answer any kind of question, but would prefer questions of a philosophical or sexual nature.  You can also…

  • Hugh Hefner

    by Jason Stotts Here’s a very interesting essay by none other than Roger Ebert in the Chicago Sun Times about Hugh Hefner and the positive influence he’s had on our culture. Many of you will find my comments deplorable. You may believe Playboy was the enemy of women. It objectified their bodies. It schooled men…