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  • What Baby Vance and Benjamin Franklin Have in Common

    What Baby Vance and Benjamin Franklin Have in Common0

    Of all the news to hit this last week, some of the happiest is that Vice President JD Vance and his wife are expecting a baby. “We are very excited to share the news that Usha is pregnant with our fourth child, a boy. Usha and the baby are doing well, and we are looking

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  • The Myth of Productivity in a Culture Addicted to Motion

    The Myth of Productivity in a Culture Addicted to Motion0

    We’re obsessed with motion. Calendars fill up faster than we can keep track. Notifications never stop. We celebrate people who work insane hours like exhaustion is some kind of badge of honor. Somewhere along the way, just moving became how we measure success. But motion isn’t progress. Being busy is not equal to being productive.

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  • Are We Too Smart for Our Own Good?

    Are We Too Smart for Our Own Good?0

    When I was a kid in Boonville, N.C., I’d occasionally hear a grownup say, “He ain’t got a lick of sense,” meaning someone had just done something really stupid. I’d also hear, “That old boy’s too smart for his own good,” meaning someone with an overabundance of brains unchecked by common sense can bring himself

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  • MLK Day: The Last Bastion of Boomer Wokism

    MLK Day: The Last Bastion of Boomer Wokism0

    Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous speech at the Lincoln Memorial during the March on Washington in 1963 sounds innocent enough. Indeed, it sounds so uncontroversial that many conservatives and conservative groups are fond of quoting it as a gotcha against the farthest fringes of recent woke race theory. “I have a dream that my four

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  • The Shrinking Truth Horizon

    The Shrinking Truth Horizon0

    In a recent article for Plough, Paul Kingsnorth posed the following question: “How long will it be, after all, before AI manipulation means that we cannot trust anything we read, see, or hear online? Months? A year?” Already, AI can generate text, audio, and video that can only barely be distinguished from human-produced content. “Deep fakes” abound.

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  • ‘Socialization’ Depends on Who’s Doing the Socializing

    ‘Socialization’ Depends on Who’s Doing the Socializing0

    I was conversing with an 80-year-old neighbor recently who taught and coached for decades in public schools in New York City and here in Virginia. When I mentioned having taught seminars in literature, history, and Latin to homeschoolers, he instantly brought up socialization, a word I’ve heard linked to homeschoolers since my wife and I

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