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Blood, Bigotry, and False Prophecy: Why Brigham Young Cannot Be Called a Man of God
Image: An AI-generated image imagines an epic portrayal of pioneer city-buildings in the harsh American West. The composition contrasts the quiet, authoritative posture of the leader in the foreground with the intense labor of the settlers behind him. The settlement demonstrates a rapid transition from transient migration to permanent establishment. Temporary wagons share the landscape…
Paul Ehrlich: Prophet of Doom, Architect of Catastrophe, and the Intellectual Legacy the World Refused to Judge
The Population Bomb That Never Exploded — And the Man Who Would Never Admit It Introduction: The Death of a Prophet Who Refused to Recant On March 15, 2026, Stanford University announced the passing of Paul Ralph Ehrlich at the age of ninety-three. He died of cancer — a cause of death noted with grim…
Fortune Mag: “Something Big is Happening in AI”
This article, written by AI entrepreneur Matt Shumer, warns that artificial intelligence has reached a transformative moment comparable to the early days of COVID-19—something most people still dismiss as overblown, but which is already disrupting knowledge work in profound ways. Fortune: Something big is happening in AI — and most people will be blindsided Think…
The Tool Fallacy: Why AI Critics Miss the Point About Learning
Psychology Today: Why AI Must Not Do Our Writing for Us Summary of Gunderman’s Argument Dr. Richard Gunderman, writing in Psychology Today, argues that students must not allow AI to write their essays, regardless of the technology’s ability to produce technically superior work. Gunderman observes that since AI writing tools emerged, his students’ papers have…
Are Mormons Christian? A Twelve-Part Theological Examination
When members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and traditional Christians meet, they often discover something curious: they share much of the same vocabulary—grace, salvation, priesthood, scripture, Jesus Christ—yet mean profoundly different things by these words. This disconnect raises one of the most significant questions in contemporary religious dialogue: Are Mormons Christian?…
The Nature of God: A Critical Examination of Latter-day Saint Theology in Light of Orthodox Christian Doctrine
A Comparative Theological Analysis: “Are Mormons Christian?” Series Introduction The question of God’s nature stands at the very heart of Christian theology. How one understands the being, attributes, and character of the divine shapes every subsequent doctrinal formulation, from soteriology to eschatology, from ecclesiology to ethics. For nearly two millennia, the Christian church has wrestled…
A Review: US Military Interventions (1986-2026)
The United States has engaged in dozens of military interventions abroad over the last four decades, spanning counterterrorism, regime change, humanitarian efforts, and great power competition, often without formal congressional declarations of war. These actions reflect a shift from Cold War proxy conflicts to post-9/11 wars on terror and recent escalations under President Trump’s second…
Suitcases of Cash or Suitcases of Claims? Debunking the Viral ONE TSA AGENT Story.
The Cash Courier Conundrum: Why TSA Agent Claims Don’t Add Up Recent viral claims about TSA agents witnessing “suitcases filled with cash” carried by Somali men have captured headlines and social media attention. But a careful examination of federal protocols, law enforcement authorities, and the claims themselves reveals fundamental credibility problems that should give any…
The Ilhan Omar File: Court Discovery Phase Would Unravel Her Story
For nearly a decade, allegations that Rep. Ilhan Omar married her brother to facilitate his immigration have swirled around her career, yet she has never once taken a single accuser to court for defamation, despite books, op‑eds, TV segments, and articles stating the charge as fact. In a legal system where a successful defamation suit…