[August 25, 2024] In an article by John Hinderaker of PowerLineBlog, he highlights a graph by Dr. Jean Twenge, an American psychologist at San Diego State University. I looked for a recent article by Dr. Twenge and found one about the political gender gap. I thought her article deserved some attention. Back to John Hinderaker’s observation about Dr.… Read More »
[July 29, 2024] With a swift hand-twist and pushing forward on the slide, my M1911 .45 caliber pistol is now ready to fire. As regular readers know, I grew up with guns, mostly shotguns and rifles, but also with the understanding of how to use them, stressing safety, target practice, proper storage, and the rules of proper gun… Read More »
[July 28, 2024] I think it’s a requirement for boys in high school PE to participate in boxing. It’s one of those ‘expand your horizons’ classes that is supposed to make us better. That first day, we were given the rules – no hitting below the belt – and a fast lesson in technique – hit fast and… Read More »
[July 26, 2024] One of my personality traits as a kid was going out of my way to be nice to others. Dr. Jordan Peterson would say I was “agreeable,” one of the big five identifiable personality traits. I will say this now as a lesson to everyone: I had to suppress this trait once I became an… Read More »
[May 21, 2024] One positive benefit to the Internet is that it gives those of us who want to learn a valuable tool. In a video posted by Titan Man, he calls out Elon Musk as a pioneer in learning. The following is taken from his discussion on this critical topic. Learn how to think. “Smart people learn… Read More »
[May 20, 2024] I went to High School with Jonny Dirt, at least that is what he called himself. Jonny was a senior, and I knew him only because he sat beside me during my sophomore English class. He’d repeatedly failed English and was retaking the course for the third time, and Jonny was not someone you would… Read More »
[May 10, 2024] The Babylon Bee strikes again with a series of hilariously funny, mocking articles that slander everybody and every trusted organization. Humor is good, and for many reasons I won’t articulate here, but let it be known that you will feel better with a bit of humor. Have it served daily so that you won’t be… Read More »
[May 3, 2024] You probably never heard of her, nor would you ever have heard of her, except for her moral courage to represent Israel in the annual Eurovision music contest. According to those who follow Eurovision, this contest has become highly competitive and is a huge cultural event. I gave credit where it is due. Eden Golan… Read More »
[April 25, 2024] Today, it is rare to see great leadership anywhere. From the highest office in the land to the lowest, leaders are failing and failing spectacularly. Why is that the case? A recent article by Travis Eddleman and Meagan van Harte attempts to answer the age-old question of how to lead in an environment of significant… Read More »
[March 24, 2024] Beloved, do not be surprised at the fiery ordeal which is taking place to test you [that is, to test the quality of your Faith] 1 Peter 4:12. The purpose of trials in our lives is to test our character and show us what’s in us. Every time someone cuts you off in traffic, every… Read More »