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Still Relevant After a Quarter of a Century- A Retrospective on Star Trek First Contact

It has 25 years since the release of Star Trek First Contact, and even though the world and culture has changed much in that time, it's story of fighting a collectivist evil can still resonate with us today.

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Remembering Vostok and the Beginning of the Space Race

Sixty years ago on April 12th, Yuri Gragarin, aboard a Vostock rocket, became the first man to orbit the earth. This pivotal event marked the beginning of mankind's entry into the space race which is still with us today.

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Taking the Board: A Review of The Queen's Gambit.

The Netflix series "The Queen's Gambit" is the fictional but engaging tale of a chess prodigy who struggles to overcome an orphaned upbringing and chemical dependency to reach the pinnacle of the competitive chess world.

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The Ongoing War on Homeschooling- Part Two: What's at Stake and Why the Fight Matters

The movement by certain academic elites to push state and federal governments to ban homeschooling, despite the massive failures present in the public school system, reveals their real motives. Hint: it's not about educating them.

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The Ongoing War on Homeschooling- Part One: Prohibitors and Regulators

As public middle and high schools across America are still not fully open, many parents have had it with a public school system that left them high and dry over the past year. Some are considering homeschooling, which has recently been in the sights of some elites who wish to regulate or ban it.

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Taiwan in the Crosshairs

As a new administration takes over in Washington, it brings with it an entirely different vision of the United States' place in the world, both domestically and abroad. As the tensions between China and Taiwan are rising, how a Biden administration will react remains uncertain.

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Two Decades Above Earth and Its Future

Humanity has always gazed at wonder at the starry skies, but not until the mid-20th century have we begun to go to them. Despite its cost and challenges, the race to space has been, remains, and will always be a worthwhile endeavor.

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A Modest Proposal to Re-purpose Higher Education

When Trump spoke out against Critical Race Theory and its toxicity in the workplace and academia, it struck a chord with many. However, it is one thing to defund and reject bad academics, it is another to offer up a better and viable option. Here is one such proposal.

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It's Time to Bring Techies and Traddies Together to Save the Church

Religious leaders should invite STEM types to join in an alliance against the Politically Correct.

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Still Relevant After a Quarter of a Century- A Retrospective on Star Trek First Contact

It has 25 years since the release of Star Trek First Contact, and even though the world and culture has changed much in that time, it's story of fighting a collectivist evil can still resonate with us today.

Remembering Vostok and the Beginning of the Space Race

Sixty years ago on April 12th, Yuri Gragarin, aboard a Vostock rocket, became the first man to orbit the earth. This pivotal event marked the beginning of mankind's entry into the space race which is still with us today.

Taking the Board: A Review of The Queen's Gambit.

The Netflix series "The Queen's Gambit" is the fictional but engaging tale of a chess prodigy who struggles to overcome an orphaned upbringing and chemical dependency to reach the pinnacle of the competitive chess world.

The Ongoing War on Homeschooling- Part Two: What's at Stake and Why the Fight Matters

The movement by certain academic elites to push state and federal governments to ban homeschooling, despite the massive failures present in the public school system, reveals their real motives. Hint: it's not about educating them.

The Ongoing War on Homeschooling- Part One: Prohibitors and Regulators

As public middle and high schools across America are still not fully open, many parents have had it with a public school system that left them high and dry over the past year. Some are considering homeschooling, which has recently been in the sights of some elites who wish to regulate or ban it.

Taiwan in the Crosshairs

As a new administration takes over in Washington, it brings with it an entirely different vision of the United States' place in the world, both domestically and abroad. As the tensions between China and Taiwan are rising, how a Biden administration will react remains uncertain.

Two Decades Above Earth and Its Future

Humanity has always gazed at wonder at the starry skies, but not until the mid-20th century have we begun to go to them. Despite its cost and challenges, the race to space has been, remains, and will always be a worthwhile endeavor.

A Modest Proposal to Re-purpose Higher Education

When Trump spoke out against Critical Race Theory and its toxicity in the workplace and academia, it struck a chord with many. However, it is one thing to defund and reject bad academics, it is another to offer up a better and viable option. Here is one such proposal.

It's Time to Bring Techies and Traddies Together to Save the Church

Religious leaders should invite STEM types to join in an alliance against the Politically Correct.

Great Fiction Strikes Back- The Superversive Movement and The Pulp Revolution.

Can We Keep Our Republic? And What is to be Done?

A Pro-Family Sequel as Good as the Original- A Review of A Quiet Place 2 (some spoilers ahead).