The Value of An Encouraging Word
This January 22nd will mark the second anniversary of the death of Arno Penzias. For those who follow science closely or at least stayed awake
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To the Angel of Minneapolis
The Babylonian Talmud explores the notion that individual countries and even municipalities have angels assigned to provide for good governance, oversight, and presumably justice as
A Pattern Analysis of the Approaching War
On Tuesday, January 27, 2026, the Science and Security Board (SSB) of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists will hold its annual press conference. Alongside
The Case for Sanctuary
Today, the term “ICE” saturates the news. Hundreds of thousands, if not more, people demonstrate across America with signs demanding that ICE stand down, leave
Friends Don’t Let Friends Starve Children
One of the worst things in war is famine. Possibly the one civilization in this world that knows this better than any other nation is
God Wants To Forgive You
This post is on a serious subject, but it has a kind of funny beginning. I drink a lot of Diet Coke as far as
The Life You Never Knew You Lived
Have you ever searched for what your earliest memory was? Have you wondered what it was like before you were born? It is entirely possible
When Art Replaces Science at the CDC
A tragedy of Shakespearean proportions is underway at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This once fine center of learning and policy was
Liminal Spaces
I love the beach. It doesn’t matter to me if it’s rocky as you’ll find it in Maine or sandy as it is in Hawaii;
