A couple years ago, I sat down with Victor Davis Hanson for a conversation that has since been viewed more than five million times. So, naturally, I invited him back to see if we could ruin a perfectly good thing. We failed.
Jared Diamond, PhD, is a professor, scientist, historian, and author of several books, including "Guns, Germs, and Steel," "Collapse," and "Why Is Sex Fun?" His latest book, "Profits, Prophets, Coaches, and Kings," is available now.
We're blessed/cursed to be living in a very peculiar era in which parodies are taken with the utmost seriousness, an absurdist state of affairs captured by the classic line from the 1959 film North by Northwest: "So horribly sad. How is it I feel lik
What kind of government would push gambling, porn and drugs on its own population? Saagar Enjeti on who's getting rich from the destruction of young men in America.
After the publishing of George Orwell's 1984, communist governments and organizations around the world condemned the book as "anti-Soviet slander" and "capitalist propaganda."
Lots of people are turning away from today's new cars on account of the creepy – and unavoidable – "tech" that's been embedded in them and also just because they've become expensive and (paradoxically) fragile things that are easily dam
..."the real battle of the future wouldn't be fought with weapons, it would be a war for consciousness. They would try to sever us from spirit using materialism as a weapon..."
A few weeks ago, I introduced you to Ethan Thornton, the 22-year-old founder of Mach Industries, a fast-growing defense company with roughly 450 employees, a reported $2 billion valuation, and a mission to build weapons and defense technology for Ame
Libya was the world's poorest country in 1951. Gaddafi made it Africa's most developed country with $150 billion foreign reserves & zero debt. This was life in Lybia under Gaddafi
Join Marjory Wildcraft and Christian Westbrook for an authentic, candid conversation about the engineered crises already underway -- energy, food, water, and economy -- and the hope encoded within them: