Tag: Psychology & Thinking
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QB VII — A Powerful Legal Drama That Still Holds Up
Reading Time: 3 minutesLeon Uris’ QB VII blends historical fiction, courtroom drama, and psychological suspense into a gripping legal thriller that still feels powerful decades later. Spanning World War II through the British court system of the 1960s, this classic novel keeps readers questioning truth, memory, and justice until the very end.
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Part 14 – The Move To Florida
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Move To Florida Since this is my career journey to retirement, I can’t leave out personal life events that are part of the story. In 2013, I got divorced. By 2014, I met someone online, one of the benefits of the internet. I had recently asked my boss if I could…
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Podcast Episode: Satire Across Politics And Life
Reading Time: 3 minutesSatire podcast summary. Did you catch the posts for these topics?
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We Can Build AI and Go to Space, So Why Can’t We End War?
Reading Time: 2 minutesTechnology is advancing faster than ever. Artificial intelligence, robotics, and even civilian space travel are becoming part of everyday life. Yet despite all of humanity’s innovation and progress, one problem remains unsolved: our inability to stop war, violence, and the endless cycle of human conflict.
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Fact, Fiction & Fallout: Anatomy of the Rockland County Election Claims
Reading Time: 8 minutesA clear, grounded breakdown of the Rockland County election claims, separating real anomalies from online misinformation and misunderstood data.
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Weekly Quote: Immanuel Kant’s Famous Wife Quote: Why It Fails in 2026
Reading Time: < 1 minuteImmanuel Kant’s famous bachelor quote about why he couldn’t afford a wife treats companionship like a transaction. Here is why his 1800s logic deserves a modern ass-kicking.
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Daily Prompt: Retirement, Minimalism, and the Strange Freedom of Finally Wanting Less
Reading Time: 2 minutesAfter decades of work, routines, deadlines, and accumulation, retirement can reveal something unexpected: many of us never learned who we were outside of productivity. This reflection on my first year of retirement explores identity, minimalism, consumption, and the quiet freedom that comes from finally learning to live with less instead of constantly…
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Weekly Gripe: Anonymous Outrage and Cognitive Dissonance: Why People Attack Without Explaining Why
Reading Time: 2 minutesI can handle criticism. I asked for ratings, and bad ones come with the territory. What I cannot respect is anonymous outrage without explanation. A silent 1-star rating is not an argument — it is emotional avoidance disguised as participation. This post examines cognitive dissonance, online tribalism, and why people often attack…
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Untold History: The Stories Behind the Headlines — Episode 1 Begins Next Week
Reading Time: 2 minutesHistory is more than a timeline of dates and battles. Discover the untold history, hidden connections, and global economic shifts behind the rise of modern banking, industrial expansion, and corporate power. This ongoing weekly series goes beneath the surface of classic literature and historical biographies to connect the dots between past collapses…