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Why Survival, Not Sexism, Shaped History
In my opinion, history is most often misread through modern lenses. It’s sad, really. People judge the past as if those who lived it had the same knowledge, lifespan, and…
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AI Monitoring Increases Organizational Blindness
Let’s talk about the dangers of AI Monitoring. Artificial intelligence is increasingly being deployed to address organizational security risks. AI systems now monitor networks, scan communications, flag anomalies, score behaviors,…
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Beyond the Controversy of Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO)
Most people have never heard of DMSO. For most people familiar with it, it’s usually a curiosity, something mentioned in alternative health circles or veterinary supply catalogs, but rarely in…
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The Weaponization of ‘Tolerance’
Tolerance and inclusion have become two of the most effective political weapons in circulation today. That sentence should make some people uncomfortable, which is exactly the point. These concepts, once…
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Revisionist and Unexamined Native Narratives
I saw a post recently on social media under the banner of a page calling itself a history resource. It showed a map of the United States with the caption:…
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Recipe: The Seafood Special
Most people have been taught to think of a healthy meal as something built around a grain base, surrounded by vegetables, with protein as an afterthought. Nature’s Intent disagrees with…
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Red Car Theory Could Be The Problem
Red Car Theory has become something of a fixture in coaching circles, sales training programs, and personal development seminars. The premise is rather straightforward and, on its surface, somewhat compelling.…
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There Could be a Problem with Sparkling Water
The relationship between carbonated beverages and weight management is more complicated than most dietary guidance acknowledges. The explanation provided here runs much deeper than calories, sugar content, or ingredient labels.…
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The Cave Economy
The social media response to Elon Musk’s recent statement on Universal High Income (not Universal Basic Income) has been revealing. Not because the criticism is particularly sophisticated, but because of…
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Is Population Decline Correction or Catastrophe?
Declining birth rates (population decline) are back in the news, and this time the conversation took an unexpected turn. Katie Miller, wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen…
