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October 2020
The Dangers of Political and Spiritual Trickery
There is trickery afoot in the political arena and it is nothing new. I am not referring to anything specific about recent debate banter, political tweets, or even flies landing on
How Much Baggage Do We Bring to Scripture?
We bring ourselves--our age, our culture, our sex, our education, and other features--to our reading of the Bible. How often do we notice it?
Is Cooperation Possible?
Our two leading political parties won't work together. How can we turn bitter division into productive cooperation?
Brought to Life: Storytelling with AR and VR
AR and VR can elevate and enrich learning at school and at home.
Perceptions Creating Reality
Our perceptions can become reality in our own eyes. When we meet others who have perceived a different reality, conflict explodes.
There Is Such Thing as a Tesseract
Every person, in their current state, is also the "past self" of a future state.
What America Means To Me, Part II: Opportunity
America is called the Land of Opportunity. We need to live up to the name and the vision.
Five Reasons Why Alexa May Be a Mom’s Best Friend
I knew having an assistant would spoil me. I had no idea I would use her for so much.
Blood Test Detects Chemical Exposures in Pregnant Women
While there are regulations that govern banned chemicals, thresholds of chemicals, and new chemical introductions, the science around toxicity of new substances is often behind their public use, and certainly
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Avoiding Toxic Beauty Products
Certain chemicals in beauty products are known to affect the user's reproductive hormones.
In Even The Most Unlikely Places, God Wins Again
When you think that no one hears you, maybe it's time to start
Before It’s Too Late: An Alternate Future AR App
An innovative app uses AR art and climate change science to help us
