Short Attention Spans
Kerby Anderson Why do young people have short attention spans? That is a question the editors of the Wall Street Journal asked college students to add...
Science and Social Justice
Kerby Anderson Social justice warriors and their woke philosophy are taking over nearly every academic discipline, even biological science. A presenta...
Churches on the Decline
Kerby Anderson Churches are closing in significant numbers. Even the secular press is starting to notice this trend. They attribute much of the declin...
Value of the Dollar
Kerby Anderson One factor that should be considered during the ongoing congressional debate about spending and raising the debt ceiling is the declini...
Is All-Electric Inevitable?
Penna Dexter Last month the White House and the Consumer Product and Safety Commission denied that they’ve been working with climate groups to ban gas...
Excess Deaths and Retirements
Kerby Anderson As more research studies are done on the impact of the Covid pandemic and subsequent lockdowns, we are getting a better picture of what...
Great Outdoors
Kerby Anderson Teresa Mull wrote a fascinating article with an intriguing title: “Why lumberjacks are happy and you’re not.” A Bureau of Labor Statist...
High Prices
Kerby Anderson Why are food prices so high, especially in places where there are few or no grocery stores? Phillip Longman tackles that economic probl...
Social Media and Mental Health
Kerby Anderson Yesterday I talked about social media and the teen brain. Today I want to talk about social media and its impact on teenagers’ mental h...
Social Media and the Brain
Kerby Anderson What is the effect of social media on the brain? Nicholas Carr made this observation fourteen years ago in an article in Atlantic. “Ove...
Chinese Demographic Crisis
Penna Dexter New numbers from China’s National Bureau of Statistics show that the ruling Communist Party has gotten too much of what it wished for. In...
