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We can work from home. We can school at home. Relationships and social gatherings are more important than we thought. We can reduce disease rates by hand-washing, wearing masks, not touching our faces, and staying home. We can further lower disease rates in hospitals and care facilities, known infection hot-spots, by doing the same. Everyone… Continue reading What the CCP Virus Teaches Us
Carolla and Crenshaw talk problems, solutions, cheap shots, and values.
“I like radio over tv because the ear is deeper than the eye.”Dennis Prager on The Candace Owens Show: Dennis Prager, April 12, 2020 Image by Sandy Miller/Unsplash
Scott Baio and Candace Owens talk about politics, Hollywood, social issues, and President Trump.
Trump haters think Trump supporters are crazy. Trump supporters think Trump haters wear blinders and express waving opinions dictated word-for-word by mainstream media. So I’m going to tell you what this conservative voter noticed about the president. In their own words I have seen and heard the same negative incidents and opinions commonly cited. But… Continue reading Not the Man We Want, But the President We Need
Want to see a finely crafted piece of propaganda? Pick this up. Many apparently logical chapters explain how bad information spreads, but if you are used to examining primary sources, thinking critically, and considering omissions and causations, this book may frustrate you. First, note the authors are logic and philosophy professors at the University of… Continue reading Book Review: The Misinformation Age by Cailin O’Connor and James Owen Weatherall
Link to Order of Man Podcast
A hippy mama on the new Green Movement
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGcAHb6qTiU The Candace Owens Show on Prager U Candace Owens talks with Taleeb Starkes, author of Black Lies Matter. Hopeful, intelligent, refreshing. Listen to a coherent discussion about the state and future of Black America you will not hear from mass media sources.
The value of your ideas does not rely on your identity.Douglas Murray, author of The Madness of Crowds: Gender, Race, and Identity, as heard on Things You Should Ngo podcast, September 19, 2019 episode Image by Annie Spratt on Unsplash.
