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Author, Teacher, Speaker, Podcaster


1. What is Justice?
Welcome to Justice (PART I). Let's just jump right into it! Justice is when you order a drink with ice but tell them to hold the liquid....
Jul 84 min read


Why Liberals and Conservatives See the World Differently and the Biggest Values that Split the Two Parties.
This post reveals the dichotomy of the two American political parties: Democrats and Republicans. And the differences in values between Liberals and Conservatives.
Jul 53 min read


Political Hypocricy Comparison Chart: A Fake Outrage Becomes a Tool for Power.
This post explores political hypocrisy across both major U.S. parties, highlighting how loyalty to party labels often overrides truth, logic, and shared values. Through personal experience, historical patterns, and cultural trends, it challenges readers to confront their own biases, question blind allegiance, and reflect on the growing divide between modern conservatism and liberalism.
Jul 210 min read


The Political Hypocrisy of Our Culture: Introduction
This post explores political hypocrisy across both major U.S. parties, highlighting how loyalty to party labels often overrides truth, logic, and shared values. Through personal experience, historical patterns, and cultural trends, it challenges readers to confront their own biases, question blind allegiance, and reflect on the growing divide between modern conservatism and liberalism.
Jun 306 min read


Night Photography
It was a fantastic photography event with great teaching: capturing light streaks, shooting in JPEG, and more. Thank you to...
Jun 242 min read


No Kings Day
A bold poetic critique of modern political power disguised as democratic leadership. With sharp, rhythmic verses, the poem paints a picture of a government drifting away from constitutional principles & edging toward authoritarianism. Beginning & ending with a haunting refrain—“No Kings Day is what they say, When their king is not in play”—a chilling reminder that tyranny doesn’t always come with a crown. The repetition emphasizes how power can be abused even within systems t
Jun 193 min read


4. Comforting Lies: A Look At Foolish Choices
Now, there are many, many people I have had civil and respectful conversations, discussions, debates, whatever you wish to call it, with...
Jun 102 min read


3. When A Fool Judges: Why Wisdom Gets Overlooked.
What is foolish? According to Merriam-Webster, foolish is “having or showing a lack of good sense, judgment, or discretion.” Good sense...
May 273 min read




2. Finding Wisdom: What Fools Can Teach Us
So we’ve discussed not answering a fool like a fool. In other words, it’s wise not to answer a fool on the fool's level—that is, with...
Apr 223 min read
"Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness."
— Desmond Tutu
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