Thoreau’s Evergreen Wisdom on Society and Politics
Henry David Thoreau was a man who left his mark. While the American writer’s work often failed to perform well with retail sellers when first published, his literary corpus has...
Aug 01,2024
An Ode to Cicadas and to Tolerance
To date, this presidential election’s spotlights have included an initial debate in which one party’s candidate fumbled through the English language on a quest to best his opponent. That quest...
Jul 08,2024
The Role and Extent of Religious Liberty
The goal of the following article is to establish a clear understanding of the role of any religion that motivates us to love and help others and the necessary limits...
Jun 14,2024
We Have the Power to Choose What AI Does Next
“Hey Alexa, open the pod bay doors,” we jokingly said to the inanimate transducer in our aunt and uncle’s kitchen. “I’m sorry Dave,” answered Alexa, “I’m afraid I can’t do...
Apr 15,2024
Culture, Leadership
5 Habits to Help Kids Be Happier Today
In the U.S. and other countries, we suffer the paradox of children losing their innocence at younger and younger ages, while we simultaneously demand less responsibility from them. The result...
Feb 20,2024
Culture, Leadership
‘Wicked’ and the Rise of the Villain Protagonist
On Super Bowl Sunday, we saw a trailer for the Broadway hit-turned movie, Wicked. The first installment of what’s supposed to be a two-part movie saga in a vein of...