Today is November 7th, and the polls have closed across the Eastern time zone in our nation. Before the results from today’s races are in and show a terrible polling mistake, let me write with trembling hands: there is no … Continue reading
Today is election day 2017, and two Governor’s races are perhaps the two most consequential races in off-year elections. In New Jersey, Chris Christie’s Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno faces former Goldmann Sachs executive Phil Murphy. While in Virginia, Republican Ed … Continue reading
As always, a big thank you to Stephen Hall for our Monday morning post!! There are those in society who keep debating the root causes of the Civil War over a hundred and fifty years ago, some of them with … Continue reading
If you are an upstanding man like I am, you confiscated asked the children in your family for some of their candy. Or perhaps you have some candy left from the one you gave to the neighborhood growing humans. So, … Continue reading
Sin: The Perfect Drug By FreedomRecon | 01/05/2016 – 5:00 am | -This article was originally posted back in January of 2016 and with the current Morals and Ethics coming out of California and the Progressive Media defending the acts … Continue reading
I’ve been thinking of Samuel Pepys. Pepys, a 17th-century British Member of Parliament and civil servant, was a successful administrator, an avid diarist, and a serial abuser of women. With all the news about sexual harassment, intimidation, and assault, Samuel … Continue reading
Thank you Stephen for this long and geeky Monday post! Have a great week everyone! For those in the readership unfamiliar with the concept of role-playing-games, or an RPG for short, let me explain that an RPG is an … Continue reading
What is Artificial Intelligence? Google defines AI as: “the theory and development of computer systems able to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and translation between languages.” Personally I would define Artificial … Continue reading
Every educational reform we have tried in the United States over the past half century has failed. And every educational reform we will try over the next half century will fail too. Fifty Years of Failure If that sounds harsh, … Continue reading
Another fine Monday post brought to you by Stephen Hall. Thanks, as always, Stephen!!! Well, not The Gap as in the retail outlet of that name, and not “the” as in a truly definite article used to identify a particular … Continue reading
