Most of the United States will "fall back" to standard time this Sunday, Nov. 2. The majority of Americans, however, just want the twice-yearly clock change to end.
Gather 'round, those of you reading this who are 30 or younger – and hear a story about what it was like to drive "unsafe" cars when people were still allowed to do that.
Years ago I engaged in a long usenet discussion with another gentleman on immigration, life in the third world, etc. After some back-and-forths, the gentleman proposed a scenario:
If you were alive to witness the events of 9/11, you probably remember the sudden emergence of the "Coexist" bumper stickers and t-shirts across the US after the tragedy.
Writer Helen Andrews just dropped a piece that's getting a lot of buzz in conservative media. In her new piece, Helen argues that the rise of "wokeness" wasn't born from Marxism, academia, or even Obama-era politics.
A few years ago I uploaded a post on status to somewhat mixed reviews. A significant number of people feel that status is something to embrace, or at least something that can't be fought.
Dr. Zach Bush joins Alec for a powerful dialogue on healing the chronic disease of separation and returning to our innate interconnection with the natural world.
I regularly go on about the necessity of forming your own opinions and making stands upon them. But while I'm quite certain about that, there's another side to such things. We are complicated creatures, after all.
A free, post-scarcity world will not be prevented by archaic systems scratching and clawing to retain their domination. We will evolve freely, unburdened by an unfortunate past. This will happen, and today I'm going to tell you why.
The Bible has been loudly and publicly criticized for centuries. At the same time, it's most vocal defenders have been those who demand that it be treated as a mandatory oracle.
Critique of Various Belief Systems, Government and Transhumanism Cults, Encouragement to Think for Yourself, Challenging Institutions and Authority Figures,
Cult Mentality and Its Consequences, Promoting Decentralized Personal Power, etc...
Some say - and they have a good argument - that the first serious uglification (and homogenization) of cars' looks via government regs came with the federal mandate that every new vehicle be fitted with what were styled "5 MPH" bumpers back in