The Stump

The agrarian voice reveals Nolan’s most significant and disappointing departure from Homer’s epic.

In American society, computers are never required to prove their worth.

Artificial intelligence gets the best of me most days. It demands too much. It takes a profession that I love and turns it into a soul-crushing curse.

There’s a harmony between wilderness, city, and farm that Bates captures exquisitely. Separate any one from the other, and you have a diminished America.

I know that the Greenbrier represents more than potential horror—it represents what Americans hope to preserve: our beautiful nation, one worth preserving.

We take beauty for granted, yet it keeps coming at us in an endless display of divine grace and power.

Sometimes the things one encounters change the person doing the choosing.

That there is a just price at which an economic exchange should take place is a feature of classical philosophy and Christian and Islamic thought.

The differences between the Television Age and the Internet Age are just as illuminating as their similarities.

The mass hysteria of modern consumerism got hold of this product launch, and the result was mobs and fist fights.

The Declaration begins with a riddle for today’s readers.

As writers, our job is to remind us of our truest selves.