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    Annie Holmquist served as the editor of Intellectual Takeout from 2018 to 2022. When not writing or editing, she enjoys reading, gardening, and time with family and friends.

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  • History Shows How We Could Have Avoided Our Happiness Decline

    History Shows How We Could Have Avoided Our Happiness Decline0

    A few days ago, it was revealed that American happiness had taken a historic plunge. Measuring numbers against the last 50 years, researchers from NORC at the University of Chicago announced that only 14 percent of Americans report being “very happy.” This is a “17 percentage-point drop since 2018,” the organization reported. Many Americans likely

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  • The Herd of Sheep in American Schools

    The Herd of Sheep in American Schools0

    By now you’ve probably heard of Harvard Professor Elizabeth Bartholet, whose name catapulted into the public’s view when she called for a “presumptive ban” on homeschooling. Ironically, her call for a homeschooling ban came right when the entire nation was forced to homeschool due to the COVID-19 outbreak.   Bartholet’s idea spawned so much discussion

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  • Keeping Your Mouth Shut Is a Thought Crime

    Keeping Your Mouth Shut Is a Thought Crime0

    Late last week I discovered that fashion influencer Jessica Mulroney (pictured above) was the latest to be guillotined by those waging the current cancel culture war. Mulroney, famed friend of Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle, was called out by fellow influencer Sasha Exeter on Instagram. Exeter challenged Mulroney’s white privilege, saying that she was “very

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  • 1984 Interview Explains the ‘Ideological Subversion’ of America

    1984 Interview Explains the ‘Ideological Subversion’ of America1

    “Maybe we’ll wake up and this will all be a bad dream.” I think that’s the sentiment of many these days. Our world seemingly changed overnight and many of us just long to go back to the piddly struggle of getting up every day to drive to work. The trouble is, it’s unlikely we’re going

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