Have you ever run into what some call a Reaction Farmer  on your social media posts? Yes—that is an actual term. What is a Reaction Farmer? A Reaction Farmer is someone who “plants inflammatory comments to harvest angry replies.” These folks aren’t looking for truth; they’re hoping to provoke emotion—negative emotion. They don’t want discussion—they want reaction. “Don’t feed the trolls; nothing fuels them so much.” — Oscar Wilde This captures the very soil these Reaction Fa

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Good works, good deeds, caring acts. Be kind to others, and kindness will grow in your heart. No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. Aesop That is true. But it can feel like a waste sometimes, especially when you become drained and the other person goes about their merry way without so much as a “thank you” or a kind act in return or a “hello” when you pass by them. But do we want to be kind for the praise or the ROI? No, that is not kindness; that would be

What are the Ten Commandments and how do we function as a society with them?

Do you know how important they are to society and how important they were to the forming of the American Republic?

And when feelings become the sole focus, learning itself is pushed aside—because if the priority is only to protect emotions, then behaviors are quietly enabled, and the very purpose of education is lost.

When we speak of justice, we often speak of others because we always want grace for ourselves. But let’s look at one example a lot of us...

Livelihood interrupted, lives hurt, a match for the soul, and a government shutdown.

Now, according to Merriam-Webster, justice is “the administration of law” [interesting]; it is “the maintenance or administration of what...