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Swimmers. Betty Goodwin.

Swimmers. Betty Goodwin.

The Intersection of the Mental Health Crisis with Covid-19: "Injury on the tracks"

Daniel Tarade July 17, 2020

An exploration of the intersection between Covid-19 and mental health. The waves of two crises crash together, and the impact can already be measured by looking at suicides in the Toronto subway system.

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In Socialism Tags TTC, Toronto, TPS, Suicide, Mental Health, Covid-19
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The Arsenal. Diego Rivera.

The Arsenal. Diego Rivera.

Lessons of a Scab — Divide-and-Conquer at the University of Windsor

Daniel Tarade July 3, 2020

A personal tale of working class betrayal sets the stage for a discussion of the divide-and-conquer strategy employed by the capitalist class.

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In Socialism Tags Scab, Divide and Conquer, Two-tiered Bargaining, University of Windsor, Foodora, Teaching Assistant
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Reverend Robert Walker Skating on Duddingston loch. Sir Henry Raeburn.

Reverend Robert Walker Skating on Duddingston loch. Sir Henry Raeburn.

In Search of Scientific Truth

Daniel Tarade June 12, 2020

Does objective truth exist? Can humans ever uncover it? With a focus on my recent publication on oxygen-sensing proteins, concepts of Truth — qualitative and quantitative, discrete and continuous — are explored and critiqued.

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In Philosophy of Science Tags Objectivity, Truth, Science, HIF, VHL
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La Gare de l’Est. Maximilien Luce 

La Gare de l’Est. Maximilien Luce

The Virology of Capitalism

Daniel Tarade June 5, 2020

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, socialists insist that “Capitalism is the Virus!” Capitalist systems promote the material conditions to promote pandemics and other widespread health problems. Austerity drives malnutrition and susceptibility to pestilence, and the profit-motive leads to inappropriate usage of antibiotics. We must inoculate ourselves against corporate propaganda and wipe the system of exploitation and oppression off the face of the earth.

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In Socialism Tags Thomas McKeown, Tuberculosis, Antibiotics, Capitalism, Socialism
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Les batteurs de pieux. Maximilien Luce.

Les batteurs de pieux. Maximilien Luce.

Hierarchical Science and a Historical Hatred of Labour

Daniel Tarade January 10, 2020

From Plato to Salk, scientific institutions revel in the people that think rather than the people that do. So it shouldn’t be a surprise that contemporary science is incredibly hierarchical; the trainees, technicians, and postdocs that perform valuable work are left destitute and anonymous while accolades and a living wage are lavished on the principal investigators who sit on top of the pyramid.

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In Philosophy of Science Tags Plato, Tyco Brahe, Galen, Jonas Salk, Hoffman, Lemaitre, Hierarchy
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