Jarvis Slacks
You Should/Shouldn’t Go To College, Part One: College is Too Expensive
Why study it when I can just Google it and get the damn answers?
Yes, I Wear a Helmet
Riding your bike in the city is a lot like driving your car in the city, except you, you know, might die.
The Prometheus Trailer.
I complain a lot. This is something I do, and I’m aware of it. The reason why I don’t particularly care about how much I complain is because I think that, honestly, the world should be better than it actually is. But, because A) my blogging schedule is being hammered by work and B) because … Read more
Faith, Snobbery, and College Indoctrination
Why Rick Santorum is actually right when he says that Colleges change people.
“The Affluent Society” and lessons not being learned.
“The economic costs of progress are, however, even less severe than its cultural consequences. Machine industry does not necessarily call for less intelligence on the part of the workers. But it does require a peculiarly narrow and mechanical process of thought and it discourages all other.”
-Galbraith
I’m Human and I Need to be Loved: The Hypocrisy of Heated Debate
Guest blogger Joe Smith discusses why it’s always good to think about the other side of the argument coin.
Occupying the White House
“It’s not a view that we should somehow turn back technology or put up walls around America. It’s not a view that says we should punish profit or success or pretend that government knows how to fix all of society’s problems. It is a view that says in America we are greater together — when everyone engages in fair play and everybody gets a fair shot and everybody does their fair share.”
NC House Bill 777/Senate Bill 106
In 2011, being viewed as different, unwanted and judged by a certain group of people is validated and legally supported by the government.
