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A lawyer I once worked for used to tell me that I have an “overdeveloped sense of right and wrong”. He said that I see things as either right or wrong and there’s not much room in the middle of the two. I’m pretty sure he meant it as an
If I were going to sneak into a country, I’d have a check list of things I’d need to do before heading on my journey. Pretty high up on that list would be to learn their language. If I didn’t have the time or ability to do that, I’d figure
Over the years, I’ve hired hundreds of people. I’ve hired entry-level interns, I’ve hired senior-level engineers and I’ve hired executives. But, I have never hired a PhD. When I hire people, I try to find people who, depending on the role, can either do things or get things done. Someone
In January 2013, President Barack Obama said, “If there’s even one thing we can do to reduce this [gun] violence, if there’s even one life that can be saved, then we’ve got an obligation to try.” A few weeks later he tweeted, “If we save even one life from gun
There’s a “hidden” cost associated with allowing caravan immigrants into the country. Actually, it’s not so much hidden as it is unmentioned. The costs are easy to spot. All you have to do is look for them. Before we get started, let’s see if we can agree on something: There
I know we don’t agree on much these days, but we should be able to agree on this: Only informed people can make informed decisions. If you’re working with false or misleading information, you can’t possibly have everything you need to make a good decision. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC),
According to the CDC’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), as of last Friday, there have been 609 “adverse events” after being injected with a COVID-19 vaccine that have resulted in death. Now, I can’t tell by looking at the data if the deceased were already deathly sick from something