Category: Sustainability

I’m not sure the world today is qualitatively different than it was when I was a child in the early 1960s, at least in any way that would make me a different parent than my parents were for me. The …

How Different Is Parenting Today? Read More »

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From this: Robert Swan (1956) is a British historian, explorer and activist, best known for being the first person to walk to both Poles. In 1986 he arrived to the South Pole and three years later, in 1989, he set …

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Here are a few words from philosopher, logician, and humanitarian Bertrand Russell. Sadly, American culture has never reflected this point of view, and is aggressively moving even further in the other direction.  The nation was founded on a spirit of …

We Really Don’t Care Read More »

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Yes, it could be said that Joe Biden has an unimposing style.  But hey, if you’re trying to rile up an audience full of right-wing extremists, I would think there are plenty of places to go: government hand-outs, tax hikes …

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When acts out of pure kindness happen, we tend to regard them as among the most profoundly beautiful things we’ve ever beheld. If they were ever to happen by design, it would have been the devil’s work. It’s so disappointing …

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A reader notes: The Poorest 20% of Americans Are Richer on Average Than Most European Nations. The privilege of living in the US affords poor people more material resources than the averages for most of the world’s richest nations, according …

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The absurdity of modern American life engulfs each one of our lives, even if we’re too busy and distracted to see it.  Here’s an exchange of ideas that illustrates this point with laser-like precision. We’re fortunate to have the brilliant …

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I clicked on this, hoping there might be a funny little story connected with it–only to find out that these, Life Site News, people are as serious as a heart attack. As if my life during the pandemic weren’t tough …

Leftists Hanging Out with Some BAD People, Doing the Devil’s Work Read More »

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American cinema of 1999 featured “Sixth Sense,” a clever flick about a little boy who could see dead people. So sad that we’re going through this, where hundreds of thousands of young people are enjoying spring break, packed together like …

“I See Dead People” Read More »

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Here’s a discussion with a reader who notes: We are greatly encouraged by certain political figures to seek unity, something I’m in favor of. I think it’s just a matter of finding things we can agree on, in a bipartisan …

An Attempt to Achieve Political Unity Read More »

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