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Grace Reconciled
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (302+ words) Yesterday I chronicled, rather starkly, the moral erosion of the last several decades and in so doing we discovered that the fact so many are willing to excuse Lindsey Clancy’s murderous rampage is not really all that shocking. But I…...
History Pivots
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (419+ words) September 11, 2001 – history pivoted. Geopolitical history, national history, personal history – all of it pivoted. Such days are rare and not easily forgotten. And yet, within a generation, maybe two, they are reduced to a few paragraphs in a history book. The…...
Kindness Is NOT A Virtue
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (500+ words) In the movie Roadhouse, Patrick Swayze offers some advice to the bouncers in a very rough bar – “be nice, until it is time to not be nice.” I have been wondering of late if we, as a society, have forgotten…...
When Rules and The Law Are Meaningless
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (408+ words) Everybody talks about “equity” these days, but what they seek when they do so is anything but equity. They instead seek an advantage of some sort, claiming recompense for some unrelated event, and in so doing they absolutely destroy the…...
Forecasting Nonsense
6+ day, 2+ hour ago (309+ words) Alternate Title – “The Limits of “Science.” Second Alternate Title – “Politics Can Screw Up Anything.” Someone else has finally noticed that Scientific American is trying really hard to be Politico. I noticed it long ago and have commented on it since....
The Fruit Of Our Labor
1+ week, 3+ hour ago (226+ words) According to the U.S. Department of Labor, ” Labor Day is an annual celebration of the social and economic achievements of American workers.” So we have a national holiday to celebrate work. But we also have an entire national bureaucracy that enables…...
The Winning Message
1+ week, 3+ day ago (175+ words) This morning, for the first time in weeks, none of the stuff I looked through contained a headline about Abdul El-Sayed. I think that disproves a theory I have been working on. But it also proves something wonderful about the…...
What We Fear
1+ week, 6+ day ago (249+ words) What we choose to fear, and not to fear, is sometimes astonishing. I started thinking about this yesterday when I wrote about AI. AI is a thing – a thing we made – any mischief or evil that might flow from it…...
When The World Is Just Crazy
2+ week, 1+ day ago (341+ words) It has not been a happy week. We began the week looking at the negative effects the advance of some Islamic expressions is having. We turned to looking at how our politics rob us of our happiness and our mourning....