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Corporations and Taxes
It’s our job to affirm the principles of a free-market economy by demanding that politicians establish a tax code that is not ripe for exploitation by the wealthiest corporations.
Science’s Beautiful Uncertainty
Two months ago, I got a very nerdy science tattoo. I’d been debating the tattoo for a couple of years, but of course, no sooner… Continue Reading »
The Promise of Precision Agriculture
Agriculture (especially in developed nations) should bring itself up to date technologically.
A Response to Dean Griffith from Students L, C and R
We believe scores of students may have been convicted in cases where the Judicial Charter was violated.
The perfection police
I know in my bones that perfection is a myth.