Look in the mirror and tell me what you see. Stop. Chances are high that your first thought was a negative one. The vast majority of Americans don’t like what they see in the mirror. For men, that has never … Continue reading
How much do you really want to know? At what point is the bliss of ignorance the better option? There’s something about election years that cause one to ask these questions more often than we might, perhaps, normally consider them. Information … Continue reading
We do not come here by accident. We are not random. We matter. We are part of what holds this universe together. We are part of the shared intelligence. We are important. Old men smile and remember when. Young men … Continue reading