Teleological argument: An Introduction and objections
In the previous post about arguments for the existence of God, we touched upon the Cosmological argument. We…
Bill Gates: How to avoid a Climate Disaster – Review
Bill Gates, already a transformative figure in the software industry, continues to strive for global change through his foundation’s efforts to eradicate polio and malaria. His focus has also expanded to include the climate crisis.
Logitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse Review
This review focuses on yet another ergonomic hardware device. While the topic of ergonomics may not be…
Logitech Ergo K860 Ergonomic Keyboard Review
Keyboard Review? Really? Recently, I’ve taken the plunge to dive back into blogging about my personal projects….
Mike Wendling: Alt-Right: From 4chan to the White House
As the world gets into bigger and bigger trouble I find myself searching for, reading and recommending books I feel can help us all understand what the issues are exactly, why are the things the way they are, how did they get there and what can be done to undo some of the damage.
Pascal’s wager: An introduction and objections
Continuing with the introductions to the arguments for the existence of God, we’ll now look at one…
New Article Series: This Ain’t Your Daddy’s C# – Changes introduced in C# 6.0
As C# developers, it’s not essential to know every method of implementation, but it is crucial to make an effort to stay current. This article series will attempt to bring you up to speed.
The Issues of Sex and Gender: What is Gender?
If you have been living on this planet for the last few years and have occasionally concerned…
Review of “Never Split the Difference: Negotiating as if Your Life Depended on It” by Chris Voss and Tahl Raz
Life is negotiation, “they” say. And if you think about it, they are right. But what if you could read a book that would make you a better negotiator? Doesn’t that mean you would have an advantage in life?
Can’t Hurt Me: Master Your Mind and Defy the Odds by David Goggins – Review
Can’t Hurt Me is a strange book to review. It’s an autobiography and a self-help book, all in one.