Certifiable G-g-g-good Time? This column by The Union Leader’s John Harrigan, “Ice fishing, a sport for the certifiable,” got me thinking about fun, frozen winter days down on Bad Luck Pond with Ed and company … and I realized that I haven’t been ice fishing at all this year. In fact, it’s been a long […]
Good Grief… Charlie Brown … Christian or existentialist? Child of God or abandoned by the universe? Nathan Radke examines the existential Charlie Brown in Philosophy Today. After reading the essay, I’m not convinced that this was what Schultz was going for … then again, when Radke quotes Sartre on how comforting it would be not […]
Ancient Cities, Lost Tombs and Particle Physics It’s long been a mystery what type of government ruled Teotihuacan, a massive, ancient city in what is now Mexico. The name means City of the Gods and was bestowed on it by the Aztecs, who discovered it long after its fall. Now scientists figure they can peer […]