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The Smartphone Trap: Why Handing Kids a Digital Pandora’s Box Isn’t Freedom
After seeing an Eye Opening Ad (link included in post), Our Parenting Decision was Confirmed, Again
2 hrs ago
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Dan Thrailkill
Non-Essential Means Not Necessary: The 2025 Shutdown Remix
The government is shut down... again... but let’s not waste it. Use this pause to question: What is essential?
Oct 1
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September 2025
Why We're All Just 'Big-Boned' Now: The Sneaky Normalization of Obesity in America
Unpacking the Data & Culture Behind Our Growing Acceptance of a Growing Problem, "That's normal, y'all. Pass the fries."
Sep 29
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Vaccines Should Be Questioned, Not Eliminated
Why Choice Should Replace Mandates and Manufacturers need to be Liable to Restore Public Trust
Sep 25
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Dan Thrailkill
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Why the COVID-19 Narrative Felt Like a Tall Tale: Three Reasons to Raise an Eyebrow
Back in 2020, when the world shut down over COVID-19, I was like everyone else—glued to the news, trying to make sense of it all.
Sep 22
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Europe’s Speech Police Are Coming: How the US Can Stay Free
I want a US where they can crack jokes, question ideas, and not fear a knock at the door. The First Amendment’s our shield, but it’s only as strong as…
Sep 17
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The Ghost of the legal battle between Ford vs Dodge in 1919
How a 1919 Courtroom Brawl Still Bosses Around Companies in 2025
Sep 15
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Dan Thrailkill
The Free Speech debate: Navigating the Unresolvable Tension and Its Threat to Society
Moral superiority blinds us to the predicament’s thorns—we’re all guilty of selective empathy, especially on social media. But reclaiming conversation…
Sep 15
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Dan Thrailkill
Empathy's Eclipse: How Our Cold Hearts Are Speeding Us Toward the Fourth Turning
In a world of endless scrolls and echo chambers, we're losing the one thing that could pull us back from the brink—compassion for each other.
Sep 13
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Sad and Angry: Is our Country at a Turning Point
Someone decided murder was an argument and it’s a gut punch to anyone who values open debate
Sep 10
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The Slow Bleed: How the US Dollar Lost Over 97% of Its Value Since 1900
From wars and money printing to ditching gold—here’s why your dollar buys less every year, and what it means for everyday folks like me raising a family…
Sep 10
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Big Tech’s Classroom Takeover: Why Parents Are Right to Worry
After reading an article in The Guardian that nails the ed tech hype, I decided to put my own thoughts and words into ditching screens for something…
Sep 8
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