-The Drowning Man- A man was stuck on his rooftop in a flood. He was praying to God for help. Soon, a man in a rowboat came by, and the fellow shouted to the man on the roof, “Jump in, I can save you.” The stranded fellow shouted back, “No, it’s OK, I’m praying to […]
“Hell is empty, and all the Devils are here,” Shakespeare, The Tempest. Since the beginning of time, humanity has been aware of the dark potential that lies within. Recognizing this threat, they eagerly drove these forces back into the shadows. Today, however, the devils no longer lurk in hiding. They have been welcomed into the […]
It’s said that intellect is what separates us from the animals, in and of itself, perhaps. Broadly painted, it could also be said that intellect is what separates us from trees, computers, or a river. Intellect requires reason, comprehension, and understanding. It suggests that to possess intellect is to be superior to that which does […]
Rummaging about in one’s attic can be quite dangerous, as here, we place what we don’t want others to see. Our attics are filled with boxes, some full, many empty, of holiday decorations, heirlooms, and electronic devices, the latter kept forever on the off chance that a return may become necessary. We keep bags and […]
1. There are Nine Supreme Court Justices 2. 4 are considered “Conservative” 3. 4 are considered “Liberal” 4. Justice Kennedy is in the middle and he is retiring. 5. That leaves the Court at 4-4 6. President Trump will appoint a Conservative to replace Kennedy. Then the Court will be 5-4 7. Justice Ginsburg […]
How are our laws made? I remember this as a child and it’s still just as brilliant and relevant today! Enjoy
The word’s “win” and “lose” frustrate me. They are a leash about our necks, restraining us from any forward momentum. These two verbs do more to hinder the intellectual growth of humanity than most people would ever imagine. Pause for a moment and think about that. Those two words are at the core of how we define […]
This letter, arguably written by Abraham Lincoln in 1864, is one of the greatest examples of writing prose ever seen While it’s purpose is unfortunate, it’s worth the read for it’s beautiful structure.
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