Most believe that if a government is corrupt then it’s because the people running it are corrupt so the solution is to vote ‘good’ people into office to replace the corrupt ones. But after thousands of years of voting, governments are still corrupt. Are we to believe that everyone is corrupt, that there are no …
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In 1959 a Swiss psychologist, Marie-Louisa von Franz, noticed the increasing trend in people who mature physically but remain psychologically stunted, especially among the male population of the western world. She coined the term for these people ‘eternal child’, today we call it the man child. It’s not unusual for the man child to live …
I always felt like there should be a way to read numbers like we read words and have them make sense and easy to remember. Every now and then, when I had some free time, I’d try to come with a method to do so. I tried assigning a consonant and a vowel to each …
There seems to be two distinct evolutionary variations of human beings emerging, a distinct fork in the human evolutionary road too profound to be attributed to simple cultural or generational differences. One variation that is emotionally driven and one that is rationally driven. These aren’t matters of maturity or ignorance like we so often want …
I remember the feeling years ago when I realized that the government, at all levels, is nothing more than a common criminal gang writ large. I also remember the realization that the global financial markets are fraudulent, creating counterfeit money out of thin air and laundering it by loaning it out. Two revelations that changed …
When I was a child growing up in the 60s and 70s, I remember TV commercials and Public Service Announcements saying that using aerosol spray cans was creating a hole in this thing called the Ozone layer. More specifically, Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) emitted by spray cans, refrigerators and air conditioning. None of us had any idea …
I wanted to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro for the life experience like skydiving or going up in a hot air balloon. Climbing mountains seems to be such an innate part of our humanity and I needed one that was accessible to a complete amateur. I knew if I just kept putting one foot in front of …
Electric vehicles (EV) are not new, they have been around much longer than Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles. The first ones appeared around 1828 to 1840 in Europe. Now 180 years later they are still not economically viable solutions and there’s a reason why: physics. The energy density, cost, weight, and size of onboard energy …
Habits as a Lifestyle A habit is just something that you do on a regular basis without thinking about it, it’s something that has become a part of your life through repetition, it becomes a part of who you are. Your lifestyle is just a collection of habits, good and bad. What, when and how …
It starts at home as soon as we are aware of our existence and before we ever step foot into a public institution. As early as 3 or 4-years-old we see people flying flags in their yards, veterans at Waffle House wearing their military ballcaps. We see police cars, sheriff’s deputies, state troopers, military vehicles …
