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Prudence, Paving the Way to Truth
- Culture, Featured, Philosophy
- March 23, 2026

1. âWe conÂtend that for a nation to try to tax itself into prosÂperÂity is like a man standÂing in a bucket and tryÂing to lift himÂself up by the hanÂdle.â â Winston Churchill, 1905  2. â[N]o taxes can be devised which are not more or less inconvenient and unpleasantâŠ.â â George Washington, 1796
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The results of a Pew Forum Survey, posted last week indicate that âhighly religious peopleâ are, on average, more engaged with family, volunteer more, and are happier overall than non-religious people. Before anybody concludes that âreligionâ is better than irreligion, however, three fair questions need to be raised and pondered. First, is this study isolated,
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The creeping accelerating expansion of U.S. executive power and the state of the 2016 presidential primary has respected academics and punditsâon both the left and the rightâa little nervous. Charges of an inevitable slide of republicanism to authoritarianism to dictatorship have been all the rage in 2016. Donald Trump has been the most prominent target
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It can be hard finding time alone in a world that has most of us âconnectedâ in some way, 24/7. The technology that has made its way into our daily lives is almost impossible to avoid using in this day and age. Between smartphones, tablets, iPods, laptops and regular desktop computers, weâre never far from
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Most of us know teaching pioneer Anne Sullivan from âThe Miracle Worker,â a story based on the autobiography of Helen Keller that has been made into several Broadway plays and movies. The name of the story derives from Mark Twain, who declared Sullivan such; and itâs hard to disagree with Twainâs assessment. In 1887, Sullivan,
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Last year, Intellectual Takeout posted a popular quote from Mythbusters star Adam Savage on the need to reinstate shop class. Savage said: âIf you want the kidsâ test scores up, bring back band and bring back shop and get kids actually learning stuff instead of teaching them how to take a test.â The effectiveness of
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