The Wealthy Class and Everyone Else – Part II of III

Mental Toughness: What Are the Characteristics?

Mental toughness, a key to overcoming adversity, maintaining focus under pressure, and consistently making sound decisions, offers numerous benefits. It’s not about being rigid or emotionless; it’s about resilience, clarity, and strength of character. Developing these traits can lead to personal growth, improved leadership skills, and enhanced resilience. The benefits of mental toughness extend to all aspects of life, from personal relationships to professional

Animal Farm: An Overview

Animal Farm is a novella written by George Orwell in 1945. It’s an allegorical satire that uses a group of farm animals to represent the events leading up to and following the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the rise of the Soviet Union under Stalin.

Chicken Little: The Moral Lesson

The moral lesson Chicken Little (also known as Henny Penny) centers on the dangers of panic, misinformation, and overreaction.

Establishment vs Non-establishment Narratives

Why do we allow others to form our narratives? A field guide to understand how narratives are made, along with guidance on how to interpret them critically. And, of course, reject them; truth and transparency are the tests. Upholding these principles of truth and transparency in narrative evaluation provides a solid foundation for confidence and reassurance.

“All Along the Watchtower”

Jimi Hendrix and the Reinvention of “All Along the Watchtower”

Public Schools Primarily Teach Indoctrination and Propaganda: A Call for Reform

Michael Goodwin, The Godfather of Stadium Motorsports

Overview of the case and the controversy surrounding Michael Goodwin, often called the “Godfather of Stadium Motorsports,” and his conviction for orchestrating the murders of Mickey Thompson and his wife, Trudy:

Wrongful Convictions in the U.S. Criminal Justice System

The statistics on wrongful convictions in the U.S. criminal justice system reveal a troubling pattern of innocent individuals being prosecuted, found guilty, and later exonerated. The criminal justice system, in many cases, is more interested in a conviction than in the truth. This dreadful system may be of interest only to the falsely accused, their families, and their friends. Also, many innocent parties are forced to plead guilty to avoid a longer sentence. The system is flawed, and too little is done about it.

The Wealthy Class and Everyone Else – Part I of III

Debt, Inflation, and the Architecture of Cronyism