This is the blog post that has been months in coming. Not because it’s good, but because I kept finding other things to write, and because I kept rephrasing it. What got it to finally be written was watching people … Continue reading
Something seems to be missing from the Republican candidates’ campaign. Wits may figure such things include “dignity”, “good taste”, and “not humiliating your family.” But what’s missing is Christian Values. Yes we hear talk about Christianity, especially in the realm … Continue reading
OK, fine after hearing about Trump repeatedly, I figured I should weigh in because everyone else has and I’m bad and shutting up. Besides, I have a few observations I figure are worth sharing. THIS IS HIS NEXT THING: Trump … Continue reading
A few weeks ago there was a story bouncing around the internet about a Google employee who had started a petition to replace the US government, basically, with Google CEO Eric Schmidt. This was apparently not done with any form … Continue reading
Awhile ago I posted on how the famous six realms of Tibetian Buddhism could also indicate psychological states, and how that made me rethink my late dog’s life. I’d like to focus more on those six realms, and what they … Continue reading
You probably don’t keep track of what’s going on in Cyprus. I certainly don’t. But the EU attempts to deal with the rolling financial crisis (rolling, I’d say due to stupid attempts to fix it) has hit this country. What’s … Continue reading
When I look at American politics, of the many crises we face, I think one of the major ones is the crisis of authority. Namely – who should be listened to? Who has the authority. Despite the political dynasties we … Continue reading
I am fond of the infamously ever-continuing (and lately ever-rebooted) comic tales of the Legion of Superheroes. Set in the 30th century, it’s about a group of young people who revive the superheroic ideal, band together disparate races and cultures, … Continue reading
I got a degree in psychology back in college, looking for a science career, though I eventually went back to my first choice in computing. Still, I don’t regret the degree at all (a psych degree is actually good as … Continue reading
One thing I'm hoping about in the Great Recession is that people will finally get over the idea that The Unemployed Are Bad People. I know that's probably a naive hope, since people without jobs appear to be the favorite … Continue reading