Category: Sustainability

During our trip to Mexico, my wife and I were the victims of one of their infamous police “shake-downs,” where those driving cars with U.S. license plates are pulled over, told they had run a stop sign (or committed some …

When Rule of Law Disappears, So Does the Nation Read More »

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In arguing about the existence of God, people have invoked a great number of different lines of reasoning. For my money, the idea that morality cannot exist without God and the threat of eternal punishment is perhaps the lamest of …

Some Arguments for the Existence of God Are Better Than Others Read More »

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This is funny, but it makes an important point: it’s wrong to throw away things that have value to other people. When the intensity of my business career vanished about a decade ago, I gave away four suits, and at …

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Here are some useful tips about book covers. My first two books were #1 Amazon best-sellers in their respective categories, meaning that they both sold a few hundred or perhaps a thousand copies on a certain day. Needless to say, …

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It’s (note spelling) sad indeed that talent is no longer necessary for success in the music business, but it should come as a surprise to no one that industry executives have capitalized on the degraded tastes of modern society.  

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Here’s a reminder that the United States is the only country in the developed world whose citizens routinely die of treatable disease.

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No need for comment here.

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Well, here we are.  Echoing what Sen. Lindsey Graham said a few days ago about “riots in the streets,” the former president is pledging to incite yet another insurrection if the U.S. criminal code is applied to him. And this …

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Shown here: Oyster shuckers from South Carolina in 1912. Josie (6 years old), Bertha (6 years old) and Sophie (10 years old) would start work at 4 AM at the Maggioni Canning Co. Here’s a question: How do you think …

Labor Laws Weren’t Simply Wished Into Being Read More »

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I was a fairly avid camper in my youth, but it sounds pretty unappealing at age 67. Having said that, the author of the meme makes an excellent point.

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