Back in the day, you went into the hardware store and told them what you wanted at the counter, paid, and they carried the items to your...

In the book The Quest for Adam's Knife I explore the human tendency to trust in the supernatural power of holy relics, right from the...

I watched Tucker interview Elon Musk last night and he pointed out the most interesting thing. He said twice as many people are dying in...

It is tax time, my least favorite time of year, but a time that cannot be avoided. The Federal tax code is over 5 million words and it...

We enjoyed the Easter weekend sailing Tampa bay. It is surprisingly large, over 400 square miles and is rich with marine life—we...

I saw this in the paper this week. SAN FRANCISCO » It could cost California more than $800 billion to compensate Black residents for...

Mammals, like most living organisms, overproduce offspring to opportunistically fill gaps in the environment caused by natural disasters...

The idea of modesty as an inherent human trait is a topic of ongoing debate among researchers, and there is no consensus on the matter....

I listened to a Devo this morning by Pastor Hurmon Hamilton. He earned his B.A. in Philosophy and History from Grambling State University...

Last night, I ordered 120 posts and two miles of 14 gauge wire. It should arrive today, and I will begin the process of planting a...

Economists and therapists both seem to love to talk about how things and people should work, but rarely do I see real life bearing much...

I saw a news report last night describing the scope of the chemical disaster that resulted from the train derailment in New Palestine,...

Historian Yuval Noah Harari is one of my favorite authors. I do not always agree with his conclusions, but I respect his logic. He has...

Watching the news all week about the horrible effects of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria got me thinking. I have witnessed plenty of...