
The air you breathe is free and available, thus we don’t give it a second thought.
Read more Forgotten RichesThe air you breathe is free and available, thus we don’t give it a second thought.
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I’m a Christian and I’m a politically conservative. I’m sure that brings a lot of specific issues to your mind, but I’d like to really give you an idea of how I see my beliefs playing out in society. Read more Christian Conservative.
Recently, after listening to graduation speeches, I reflected on my own life and what piece of wisdom I could give to the next generation. I realized that there was one thing I was never taught, and had to learn the hard way. It’s one of the most important things you can possibly learn in life. Read more The one thing young adults should know
“I am a promise, I am a possibility.. I am a great big bundle of potentiality.” When I was young, we used to sing this song at Sunday School. Read more Raising a child with unlimited potential by ditching labels
In the early 1990’s, during the infancy of the internet, the first “spam” posts began to appear. Some were peddling dubious products, some were claiming the end of humanity and fulfillment of prophecy. As technology grew, so too did spam and it’s infiltration into the information you and I see every day.
Pi is an interesting number. When written out as a decimal, the number never ends. Computers have calculated over a trillion digits of PI and there are computers out there computing more digits even still. Read more What Pi can tell you about your next big project.
We all like to have our opinions and many of us fight to see those opinions help change the world for the better. Many of us default back to our instincts of fights, arguments, and debate. In order to have a fight, argument, or debate, there has to he an “other side”– a 2nd party or group; someone to oppose. When we’re not on the battlefield looking at our enemy, things become more subjective. Read more An army of one: The failure of the us vs them mentality.
Some say that your good name is the only thing you really have in this world. I was brought up on that understanding. As I grew older, it grew into a belief that trust is a near invaluable commodity. Read more All you need in this world
Recently a few billionaires have issued a stark warning. Bill Gates and Mark Cuban (among others) are worried that manual labor is about to go the way of the buggy whip. In a world increasingly filled with robots, computers, and automation, these billionaires are concerned that there may soon come a day where you have nothing to offer today’s job market. These billionaires have offered up ideas of taxing robots to make up for the social security and medical benefits of the workers they’ll offset. Are these ideas revolutionary, or are they a sign of the limits of our ability to see into the future?
Read more Are you the next buggy whip?