Peter Zeihan’s View on COVID and China

By | December 18, 2022

[December 18, 2022]  Peter Zeihan is a geopolitical analyst and author.  He also posts to YouTube about once a day and focuses on China and other modern-day issues affecting the world.  My article today concerns Zeihan’s thoughts on recent developments in China regarding how its leadership deals with COVID. There is a situation in China with COVID that… Read More »

Say What You Have to Say

By | December 15, 2022

[December 15, 2022]  If you are being required to do things that make you weak and ashamed … then stop, don’t do them.  One of the critical messages from Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn and Victor E. Frankl was that things could go terribly out of control when people don’t stop them when they’re mildly out of control.  Many of… Read More »

Obesity is Beautiful, or is it?

By | December 11, 2022

[December 11, 2022]  Recently, Dr. Jordan Peterson got into hot water with social media commentators throughout the West regarding a plus-sized model on the cover of Sports Illustrated writing “Sorry.  Not beautiful.  And no amount of authoritarian tolerance is going to change that.”  The topic today is not about beauty but about fat people, or more precisely, obese… Read More »

Should You Be Afraid of Taking Risks?

By | December 9, 2022

[December 9, 2022]  If you desire to pursue something meaningful in your life, and you should, then you should also be afraid of taking risks associated with that difficult, meaningful pursuit.  But you should be more afraid of staying where you are, especially if that makes you miserable. There is a price to pay for sitting where you… Read More »