The Chicken, the Egg and Other Imponderables

One of life’s greatest mysteries has been solved. According to recent news reports, we now know what came first, the chicken or the egg.

How Do You Feel About Community, Government, Family, and Faith? – It Matters

Indeed, it goes without saying that everyone believes in different things. And they generally have a number of things that they believe in. For instance, perhaps a form of government, a religion, and political party, everyone believes in something, even those who claim to believe in nothing.

Are the American People Required to Trust the Government? – Actually, No

Many people feel it is their civic and moral responsibility to trust the government. Interestingly enough, that is due to education and social engineering, because the reality is that those framers of our founding documents, actually didn’t trust any government and worked very hard to create one that was owned by the people and thus, throw that participation the people could keep a close and watchful eye on the government leadership.

How the Algonquins Lived

The Algonquin tribes lived in houses called wigwams, made of poles covered with elm-tree bark. In winter the poles were covered with mats woven out of cattail stalks, because these were warmer than bark.

Global Health Progress Epitomizes Clinton, Gates’ Call For “Efficiency Savings”

Gates’ philanthropic organization, the Gates Foundation, spends a large portion of its $34 billion fund on fighting AIDS; he said efficiency was vital to be able to scale up access to AIDS drugs for the 15 million people who need them. “We can’t keep spending AIDS resources in exactly the same way we do today,” he said. “As we… advocate for more funding, we also need to make sure we’re getting the most benefit from each dollar of AIDS funding and every ounce of effort.”

Evolution of Man – The Best Thing Until Sliced Bread

How, why and when humans started evolving on earth is a topic of great debate and discussion around the world, and has been for centuries. How we evolved into what we are today is still a subject not yet quite agreed upon, but here are a few of the deciding discoveries which helped us survive this long and how they may have come about.

A Peek Into the Lifestyle and Culture of the Chinese Population

The lifestyle and culture of Chinese population still arises lot of curiosity among the travelers. China is a melting pot of different cultures and traditions. People belonging to different races and ethnic backgrounds reside in China. The Chinese population leads its life based on family values. Family is the most important thing around which the society revolves.

Banning Bullfights in Spain? What Do Bulls Think of It?

Do Spanish Fighting Bulls live a better life than their beef colleagues? Before having an opinion on bullfighting maybe having a look at how fighting bulls live and comparing their lives to those of beef bulls can help you.

Crowd Thinking

A large number of people gathered together in a public place or in the streets formally or informally is a crowd. Far a rally, procession or the demonstration people gather together for the achievement of the fixed plan or to show the power to the concerned body. Big demonstrations with big crowds have brought many political changes in the world.

Whistle Blower Societies Rarely Succeed and Whistle Blowers Rarely Provide!

A society always gets more of what it rewards, and if we reward winners, doers, and entrepreneurs we will get more of them, thus, more innovation, growth, and strength in our society. Fortunately, this fact has enabled the United States to continue to prosper. Unfortunately, we are losing this, and we are rewarding weakness, cheaters, complainers, and victimhood seekers.

Holding Up Mirrors in a Hall of Shadows

Going to work in India gives you a different perspective on life. A personal reflection on my experiences in India.

Poverty is the Absence of Education

Poverty in its full meaning and implication is the inability of the individual or group to adequately access the very things that essentially support daily living including food, water, health and other key necessities of life that makes for both productivity and sustenance. The simplest meaning of this is that poverty is total lack of the capacity to generate the resources or materials that sustains daily living both for the individual and the group, and also confers dignity on human life by giving the individual access to minimum decent living.