Adding philosophical depth to anything and everything
corporatism On a search engine, I chanced across an unlabeled photo that showed a bustling, prosperous American Main Street full of small businesses and activity. Judging from the cars and buses, the photo looked to be from around the 1940s. I immediately wondered, being the curious sort, what city this […]
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Although water covers two-thirds of the planet’s surface, only 3% of all water is safe for human consumption. Access to clean, safe water has always been vital for people. With increasing population and pollution, the prospect of water shortages is an increasing concern. Adding to these concerns is the privatization […]
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Rome is a strange mix of beauty and ugliness. They say it is the Eternal City. It is still here over two millennia later so it is hard to say that is incorrect, but it is also correct to say that Rome is the city of Eternal Stench. Rome has […]
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Beware The Tax Scoundrel Never trust someone who objects to paying taxes. That someone is a scoundrel who seeks advantages without paying for them.
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Dr. Brian May on Society “I’m outraged that the country is so riddled with privilege, corruption, and inequality. To me, this is not being a decent society. This is not a big society. This is a selfish society ruled by people who have enough power to keep them in power. […]
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Academia’s underclass is real, and I am not referring to freshmen and sophomores. Of course, it has to be a foreign publication that carries this story because the American corporate media will not talk about this issue. Please take a quick read and return: Facing poverty, academics turn to sex […]
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