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    • Why Millions of Millennials Are Living in ‘Bad Faith’

      Why Millions of Millennials Are Living in ‘Bad Faith’0

      Safe Spaces, trigger warnings, parental coverage of health insurance until age 26 and living at home into one’s thirties…why are we treating young adults like they are infants, folks?  Without adversity, Millennials fail to develop perseverance and grit. Will they ever grow up? The French playwright and existential philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980) had an expression

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    • Failure to Launch: Young Americans Living with Parents Hits 75-Year High

      Failure to Launch: Young Americans Living with Parents Hits 75-Year High0

      Via the Wall Street Journal: Almost 40% of young Americans were living with their parents, siblings or other relatives in 2015, the largest percentage since 1940, according to an analysis of census data by real estate tracker Trulia. Despite a rebounding economy and recent job growth, the share of those between the ages of 18

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    • The Reason Nazis Studied American Race Laws

      The Reason Nazis Studied American Race Laws0

      On 5 June 1934, about a year and half after Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of the Reich, the leading lawyers of Nazi Germany gathered at a meeting to plan what would become the Nuremberg Laws, the centrepiece anti-Jewish legislation of the Nazi race regime. The meeting was an important one, and a stenographer was present

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    • When Rudolph Meets Beowulf

      When Rudolph Meets Beowulf0

      One doesn’t need to be a Christian to enjoy Christmas. Or, to put it another way, even non-Christians can enjoy Christmas, if they embrace it in the broad Dickensian spirit of the Thing. Yes indeed. Everyone can enjoy Christmas. Or nearly everyone. There are, of course, always the Scrooges. Take, for instance, the Scrooges at

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    • Why Wandering Minds Are Unhappy Minds

      Why Wandering Minds Are Unhappy Minds0

      Have you ever eaten an apple cider doughnut? I hadn’t; but I was craving one. My wife and I were hiking on a beautiful fall day. The first leg of the hike was unrelentingly steep. Sometimes at the beginning of a hike, my mind fills with complaints: too hot, too many bugs, too steep, too

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    • Scholar: U.S. Schools Producing the ‘Dumbest Generation’ Ever

      Scholar: U.S. Schools Producing the ‘Dumbest Generation’ Ever0

      Generally speaking, if there’s one thing that liberals and conservatives agree on it’s that America’s schools are in rough shape. A look at the results coming out of today’s schools only lends further credibility to this assertion. With the exception of economics, fewer than 40 percent of today’s high school seniors are proficient in any

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