Critical Thinking: Introduction to Key Components and Dimensions

Critical Thinking: Introduction to Key Components and Dimensions This series will address the components and dimensions of the figure above. The first installment summarizes the critical thinking framework. Subsequent installments will look at the components and dimensions in greater detail. This is an important and complex topic. The environment in which our government and corporations …

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Bread and Circuses: Largesse Favors the Timid

Bread and Circuses: Largesse Favors the Timid If Fortune favors the bold, largess favors the timid. Largesse allows people to settle for less to avoid work, inhibits risk-taking, and dampens the drive to grow and to thrive. The bread and circuses approach to governance distracts a people of low virtue into a stupor where they …

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Whack a Mole

I read lately that Planned Parenthood has changed their business model. Since the abortion industry has had its wings clipped, they have branched out into a new and exciting area. “Assisting” children into oblivion by being a provider for puberty blockers and giving counseling to aid them in their bodily mutilation pathway. When an ideology …

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This is a 40 Year Fight…or More

The Great U.S. Culture War became an open Kultur Kampf in 1962. It took 60 years for one side, called “Commies” for short, to reach the top of institutions which define American Civilization by controlling our culture. It’ll take at least 40 years to pull the Commies down from the top and pull them up branch and root to win America back.

How Political Correctness & Cancel Culture are Destroying America (Part 2)

Vladimir Lenin, the man who in 1917 created the now-defunct one-party socialist state called The Soviet Union, understood how critical education is in molding pliant minds. “Give me four years to teach the children, and the seed I have sown will never be uprooted,” he once said. Lenin knew that planting the seeds of communist …

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Using Proven Military Veterans to Address a Shortage of Teachers

Addressing a Shortage of Teachers John R. “Buck” Surdu The Free State of Florida, being short approximately 4,300 teachers for the upcoming school year, has hit upon an interesting plan: policies that promote and fast track veterans into teachers’ ranks. Years ago, many states, suffering from a dearth of math and science teachers offered to …

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A Philadelphia Inquirer Opinion Writer Wants Sexualized Books in School Libraries, But Would She Allow Huckleberry Finn or Mein Kampf?

Philadelphia Inquirer, Building

We have previously noted how the Central Bucks School District approved what The Philadelphia Inquirer called a “contentious” policy of not purchasing books with “sexualized content”. But the Inquirer’s Assistant Opinion Editor, Alison McCook, says that she wants her daughter to be able to read those books; does the Inky not pay her enough to …

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