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Trolling & The Star Spangled Banner

September 20, 2016/0 Comments/in Articles by Timothy, more perfect, Philosophy, Political Science, Politics /by Timothy

A common definition of trolling on the internet is injecting red herrings into an online discussion or debate in order to distract from the prior conversation. It’s an attempt to adds noise to the debate so as to disrupt it. Asserting that taking a knee at a football game is disrespectful of Veterans is […]

Trump The Cuban Missile Crisis

September 19, 2016/0 Comments/in Articles by Timothy, more perfect, National, Political Science, Politics /by Timothy

NOTE: While there is a humorous tone to this post, I take the issue quite seriously. Trump is simply not fit to be POTUS. This is an attempt to envision the Cuban Missile Crisis under a Trump Presidency. Day 1 President Trump learns on Twitter that Cuba has nuclear weapons. Trump Tweets: “Putin and Cuba are so […]

An Open Letter to Conflicted Republicans…

September 17, 2016/4 Comments/in Articles by Timothy, more perfect, National, Philosophy, Political Science, Politics /by Timothy

Dear Republican Friends… I get that many of you are conflicted. I understand that you dislike the policies of the democratic party, and think that Hillary would take us down a path opposite where you think we should go. I’m being honest; I can sense the gut wrench of your decision, and don’t envy it. […]

Hey Millennials…

September 16, 2016/0 Comments/in Articles by Others, Economics, more perfect, National, Political Science, Politics /by Timothy

Bernie Sanders explains why it’s important that millennials support Hillary Clinton for President.

The Misinformation Age

September 14, 2016/3 Comments/in Articles by Timothy, Culture, Life, more perfect, Philosophy, Politics /by Timothy

This age may not be as good for humanity as is commonly assumed. We are in grave danger of being harmed by too much information. Information, on its own, is neither good nor bad. Rather it is either valid or invalid. Signal-to-noise ratio is a measure used in science that compares the level of a […]

A Word Problem for Alt-Left Voters

September 13, 2016/0 Comments/in Art, Articles by Timothy, Just For Fun, more perfect, National, Philosophy, Political Science, Politics /by Timothy

Billy, an Alt-Left voter, is trying to decide who to vote for in the upcoming Presidential Election. Candidate Green and Billy share the same opinion 100% of the time. Candidate Blue and Billy share the same opinion 75% of the time. Candidate Orange and Billy share the same opinion 0% of the time.

A Trump IRS FOIA Request

September 13, 2016/2 Comments/in Articles by Timothy, National, Political Science, Politics /by Timothy

On Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2016, I submitted a Freedom of Information Act request to the Internal Revenue Service. The focus of my request is for any documents which confirm that anyone with the last name “Trump” is currently being audited, whether or not such an audit is completed, and a list of names of IRS […]

Karmann Ghia

September 12, 2016/0 Comments/in Art, Articles by Timothy, Just For Fun, Life /by Timothy

1974 Karmann Ghia…best car I ever owned.

Judging Hillary: They Who Are Without Sin…

September 12, 2016/0 Comments/in Articles by Timothy, Culture, Life, National, Political Science, Politics /by Timothy

I became angry at a fellow Democrat this weekend… She’s a solid Hillary Clinton supporter, never a doubt that she was going to vote for her. But over drinks, she said what we all hear over and over again about HRC: “She’s a liar, she’s power-hungry, she’s…” You know the list. Dear Everybody…Here are some […]

Proposal for a Fair & Dynamic Market-based Economy

September 6, 2016/0 Comments/in Articles by Timothy, Economics, Featured, Life, more perfect, National, Philosophy, Political Science, Politics, Weverse /by Timothy

The following is consistent with the principles of capitalism. The economy must match the values of the community in which it resides. Those community values are defined in the Constitution both of the Federal Government and the State Government. The economy must also benefit the community as a whole; the existence of a stable market requires the […]