Why Being a Good Example is the Greatest Superpower of All
Superheroes are all the rage these days, and children are fascinated by their superpowers. Superhero movies have broken box office records, and superhero clothing has become increasingly popular. Even adults enjoy these movies and attend them with their children. Children love to reenact superpowers in their backyards and school yards. They are fascinated by these […]
The Power of Incentives: How Rewards Drive Our Behavior and Shape Our Choices
Have you ever found yourself working harder at something simply because you wanted to accomplish it? Or maybe you were motivated by some external reward, like a bonus or promotion? Incentives are an integral part of our daily lives, whether we realize it or not. They are the rewards that encourage positive behavior and motivate […]
Federalizing Education: A Big Mistake
Did we make a huge mistake by federalizing education? The answer is yes. Here’s why: A Brief History of the Department of Education In 1979, President Jimmy Carter established the Department of Education to promote educational excellence and ensure equal access to education across the country. However, its creation was met with pushback from many […]
Which is worse: the Department of Education or the Federal Reserve?
Want to hear something horrifying? The U.S. dollar’s value has fallen by 94% since the creation of the Federal Reserve. Do you want to hear something even more horrifying? Most adults, and even most elected officials and so-called finance experts, have no idea why. It’s the Federal Reserve, of course, but most people have very a limited […]
With inflation soaring, is old-school bartering making a comeback?
Introduction The current monetary system can be complex, involving banks, buyers, sellers, and governments. While modern digital currencies have taken centuries to develop, the concept of currency originated from bartering – trading goods or services without the aid of a medium of exchange. Although bartering has benefits, it has limitations as not everyone needs what […]
Why You Should Embrace Learning as a Way of Life
Why would anyone want to be a lifelong learner? It sounds like it would be a lot of work! Can’t we just get our 13 years of public education and maybe a few years of college and call it good? Lifelong learning can be defined as an ongoing, self-motivated desire to pursue knowledge for personal, […]
How to Combat Government Overreach and Protect Your Constitutional Rights
Whether you are a plumber, a full-time stay-at-home parent, or a CEO, you know what it’s like to work hard and take responsibility. But when a virus hit the world, the government and big pharma took control of people’s minds, bodies, relationships, and jobs, leading to a feeling of helplessness and hopelessness. This article explores […]
How having hobbies will improve your life
In our modern society, many people see their work as the most demanding part of their lives. They spend more time working, whether at home, at school, or some other destination, than they do sleeping. However, work is a necessity. It gives us the means to financially support ourselves and our families. We spend years […]
Defending Autonomy: Human Rights and the Individual in a Free Society
As human beings, we all possess unique characteristics and talents that make us individuals. Our ability to direct ourselves is known as autonomy, which is the foundation of achieving our highest potential. Autonomy means self-rule or self-governing, which allows us to express our hopes, dreams, and make choices that are not limited by others, while […]
A Practical Guide to Promoting Individualism
Are you passionate about individualism and liberty? Do you want to take action to protect and promote the values that make our society truly free? Here are some practical steps you can take to promote individualism: Educate Others: One of the most effective ways to promote individualism is to educate others about its principles and […]