Schools are teaching our children that their country is bad, that oppression is everywhere, that there is nothing they can do about it, and that they will perish in a climate apocalypse. This makes children hopeless and depressed. We are teaching them to despair.
NPR asked listeners, "What books shaped you in high school?" Some who responded cited books that set them on their life's course. What about you?
As we live our every day lives in our every day world, we may think that society is pretty straight forward. But behind it all is a sinister system of oppression! Behind that mindset, says Wilfred Reilly, is the heresy of gnosticism. A look at the conspiracy theories this engenders.
Our fertility rate has been declining, to the point that it is now well below replacement rate, which has dire demographic and economic consequences. A fifth of pregnancies are ended by abortion. If those babies were allowed to be born, we'd hit the replacement rate.
Business and financial media have been reporting on the impending danger of an AI "bubble." AI is sucking up half of our venture capital, leaving less for other investments. But AI isn't making any money. And the data centers AI needs will cost trillions.
Catholics discover Luther's doctrine of vocation, but some are pushing back. Some evangelicals hold to the Catholic view of vocation, with twists. And secularists adopt a Reformed view of vocation without faith.
[A free post] Is it possible to argue rationally and persuasively about moral and cultural issues? Can you make a case for Christian morality based on objective reason alone? You absolutely can. Robert George's new book shows you how. I review it for "Religion & Liberty." Read more
Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred has put forward a radical proposal to completely realign Major League Baseball, getting rid of the American and the National Leagues in favor of four regional divisions of four teams each. What do you think about that?
A study found that over the last ten years, while other age groups were relatively unchanged, for the 16-39 year old age group, the personality scores for conscientiousness, extroversion, and agreeableness plummeted dramatically, while neuroticism shot upward. But why?
A Microsoft research project broke down human jobs into their "work activities" and correlated them to tasks performed by their CoPilot AI program, coming up with a ranking of jobs according to their "AI applicability." But the results are profoundly misleading.
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