I just had the pleasure of meeting four people from Denmark, all about my own age, who are taking two of their six weeks paid vacation touring the U.S. I asked them about their country’s status re: the World Happiness …
I just had the pleasure of meeting four people from Denmark, all about my own age, who are taking two of their six weeks paid vacation touring the U.S. I asked them about their country’s status re: the World Happiness …
Mike: Are you saying that people living outside the United States, where mass shootings are extremely rare, don’t have “human hearts?”
Here’s a good perspective on human life here on Earth. We wouldn’t regard our civilization kindly were we to discover it on another planet.
The second in line to the U.S. presidency is a man who voted to decertify the 2020 election, so as to keep Trump in office after he got shellacked at the polls. Journalist Brian Tyler Cohen asks a valid question …
Progressives hope to see systemic changes to our world that will make this planet a greener and more just place to live. That means many things, but especially decarbonizing our transportation and energy sectors, while dealing with our huge and …
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From this: Representative Mike Johnson comes from Louisiana oil country and has said he does not believe burning fossil fuels is changing the climate. A Republican who hails from “oil country” is unlikely to hold too much concern about climate change …
Here’s a reminder from John Locke, one of the very few philosophers whose thinking informed the original design of the United States, on exactly how close the U.S. came to tyranny. Donald Trump’s multi-pronged attempt to overturn the results of …
These people are raising investment capital, or at least claim to be, for this idea in homebuilding: the house is constructed over a deep hole, and, in the event of a wildfire, it can be lowered into that hole using …
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As suggested here, humans aren’t the only ones who suffer the senseless loss of loved ones. At blame are the cowardly lawmakers who won’t stand up to the gun lobby.
This fellow makes a good point. The problem is that the American people have exactly zero control of their lawmaking processes, at least in cases where large amounts of money are at stake.