Any mechanic who suggests you buy a new car because your spark plug is broken is running a scam and definitely doesn’t have your best interest at heart. The same…
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As I’ve mentioned in the past, I’ve taken up calligraphy as a very minor pastime. I say minor. I’m not doing it to show off. Obviously. I can’t remember what…
The following is an excerpt from work in progress: Annals of an Empire. I remember one thing that I found particularly interesting during my Earth history classes at the Imperial…
Countries, just like our bodies, reflect both inside and out the kinds of things we put into them. A society is made up of millions of individuals, and when those…
Every few months I copy the text of a passage or a quote I like into the calligraphy hand I’m practicing at the time. And since at the moment I’m…
A new study shows that nearly half of millennials in the USA have $0 in savings. The same report shows that the number of millennials who have significant savings put…
From page 98 of the draft of Annals of an Empire: A smoke trail was all that remained of the…
Could Ragnar Lothbrok hold his own in a rap battle? Was Cleopatra a talented billiards player? While these questions sound fantastic, or childish, the implications could teach us more about…
This is something I had addressed originally while I was in school at BYU. And it is something that everybody, especially today, fights about: “What is the right kind of citizen?”…
(Originally posted on TheLatest.com) The principles of capitalism created the world we live in today. True capitalism requires the free movement of capital and voluntary transactions to survive. But to…
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