The 20th Century’s Twenty Most Important Works of Non-Fiction
As with the MIBYs, “most important” doesn’t mean “most significant” or “most influential”. It simply means: The most important […]
As with the MIBYs, “most important” doesn’t mean “most significant” or “most influential”. It simply means: The most important […]
Mitt Romney thinks that people talk about inequality because they are “envious” of people like him. One can’t help but […]
Social media is very, very powerful. Indeed, it has helped people topple governments. It now seems to be coming at […]
(THERE HE GOES AGAIN) Still don’t believe that the Democratic Party is far to the right of center (i.e. a […]
(ON THE NEED TO ATTACH STRINGS) BACKGROUND: Since the fall of ’08, there has been a well-meaning yet very mis-led […]
OPENING REMARKS: The American reluctance to embrace mass transit in the form of public, high-speed, mag-lev rail-lines (PHMR) is […]
OVERVIEW: It is an old cliche to suggest that we’re all just pawns in a gigantic scheme. This is not […]
This sixth installment of the WFW series is concerned with three hallmarks of the Web 2.0 culture: short attention spans, […]
The Most Important Non-fiction of the Decade: The following are the best of the best: the twenty most important […]
Over the years, I’ve made a concerted effort to explore the vast offering of religious apologetics—in a sincere attempt to […]
