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  • What Happens When You Ask Unschoolers ‘What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?’

    What Happens When You Ask Unschoolers ‘What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?’2

    • November 8, 2017

    My daughter is a baker. When people ask her what she wants to be when she grows up, she responds breezily: “A baker, but I already am one.” You see, with unschooling there is no postponement of living and doing. There is no preparation for some amorphous future, no working toward something unknown. There is

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  • Psychotherapist: 10 Reasons American Teens Are More Anxious Than Ever

    Psychotherapist: 10 Reasons American Teens Are More Anxious Than Ever0

    • November 8, 2017

    In October the New York Times asked a question: “Why Are More American Teenagers Than Ever Suffering From Severe Anxiety?” Writing at Psychology Today, psychotherapist Amy Morin offers 10 reasons: 1. Electronics offer an unhealthy escape. 2. Happiness is all the rage. 3. Parents are giving unrealistic praise. 4. Parents are getting caught up in

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  • When Americans Tried – and Failed – to Reunite Christianity

    When Americans Tried – and Failed – to Reunite Christianity0

    • November 8, 2017

    Five hundred years ago, Martin Luther, a German monk, initiated a split in Christianity that came to be known as the Protestant Reformation. After the Reformation, deep divisions between Protestants and Catholics contributed to wars, hostility and violence in Europe and America. For centuries, each side denounced the other and sought to convert its followers.

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  • Why the Straw Man Fallacy Is Everywhere Today

    Why the Straw Man Fallacy Is Everywhere Today0

    • November 8, 2017

    Straw men are easy to push over. So are people’s arguments when we oversimplify them, reducing them to a flimsy caricature of what their proponents actually mean. Hence the name for this particular logical fallacy: the straw man fallacy. Boston College professor Peter Kreeft writes that it “consists in refuting an unfairly weak, stupid or

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  • How to Prevent Election Hacking? Paper Ballots

    How to Prevent Election Hacking? Paper Ballots0

    • November 8, 2017

    Barbara Simons is a female computer scientist, which means she’s in a minority in the male-dominated computer field. But she is also a part of a significant minority of tech minds who think that we ought to go back to paper ballots in order to ensure proper security. Simons, a retired pioneer researcher at IBM

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  • Addiction: Are We All Wrong About Its Causes?

    Addiction: Are We All Wrong About Its Causes?0

    • November 8, 2017

    There is a commercial familiar to anyone who grew up in the 1980s. It involves a white rat in a cage furiously attacking a pill. “Only one drug is so addictive nine out of ten laboratory rats will use it … and use it … and use it,” a raspy voice murmurs, “until dead.” The

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